Kacela

Why I've reverted your edits to Chris Wallace

Welcome to Wikipedia! I'm glad to see someone participate in the project who isn't trying to push a right-wing, neoconservative point of view. We have quite a few of those types around already. They keep trying to turn Wikipedia into another mouthpiece for Bush administration spin.

One of our bulwarks against that approach is the policy of the Neutral Point of View, often cited with the quick reference WP:NPOV. Please take a look at it. It means that, on a controversial matter, we report the notable opinions without adopting any of them.

On that basis, we can't simply assert that Chris Wallace practices yellow journalism. That's an opinion, not an objective fact.

What we can do is to cite prominent criticisms of Wallace, with attribution and citation, so that the reader knows who's asserting the opinion. For example, in the text of the article you'll see a report of the Media Matters for America criticism of Wallace for being soft on Bush administration officials on the terrorism issue. We can present the facts and let the readers make up their own minds about whether Wallace is a yellow journalist. JamesMLane t c 23:52, 9 September 2007 (UTC)

NATO phonetic alphabet

Thanks for correcting the incorrect unlinking by Lighbot (I am its owner) of the letter 'M' in NATO phonetic alphabet. Lightmouse (talk) 07:57, 30 December 2008 (UTC)

Orphaned non-free media (File:Tiny_Speck_Inc_logo.png)

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Glitch

Hi,

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