Talk:OLAF

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Erik,

I have no objections. But it is also good practice to call the readers' attention to a potential violation of the Wikipedia standards of Neutrality. You have to agree that it is obvious that undue weight is given to one specific topic: There is no paragraph longer than the one on Mr Tillack...

My suggestion: Explain the entire thing in all detail under the entry Hans-Martin Tillack and keep only a short summary here. After all, it is only this case how Hans-Martin Tillack has become world famous (and therefore worthy of his own Wikipedia entry).

James

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James Blunt, I think it is inappropriate that a contrubutor calls for revision before any discussion has taken place. Particularily if the contributor is anonymous, as you are. That is why I have moved your complaint to this discussion page.

Best regards,

Erik Josefsson

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REVISION NECESSARY

After recent changes parts of this article do not fulfill the Wikipedia standards of Neutrality (Neutral point of view) any more. A user added more and more elements under section Cases in order to give undue weight to one single topic - the one of Hans-Martin Tillack. Furthermore, the user favoured his point of view in a partial manner and, on the other hand, deleted elements favourable to OLAF. It seems very strongly that that the interested person himself has changed the entry. --James Blunt 14:28, 5 September 2006 (UTC)

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