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Comments: There are some copyedits that would be great. I shall list these in the next couple of days, as possible. Else, the GA nom can submit the article for copyedit. --
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Kavakdere Either you have misunderstood what the lead of the article says, or you have not been able to express what you mean. Or possibly both.
The lead describes a shift in the NATO strategy from being a Cold War alliance directed against Soviet to becoming an alliance with a more global agenda, often called the "out-of-area strategy". If you think that this strategy shift in some way did not include Turkey, that is a rather extraordinary claim that would have to be sourced. I think that will be difficult.
Your addition is confusing. Besides claiming that the shift "did not involve Turkey", you also have formulated the sentence so that is actually says that Turkey is/was a Soviet agressor. That does not make sense in English unless you see Turkey as an agressor. At least in this context that is also an extraordinary claim.
Then some comments on how Wikipedia works. We do not comment on or try to "explain" the sourced info that exists in the article. That will be seen as editorializing or original research, which is not allowed in Wikipedia.
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Comments: There are some copyedits that would be great. I shall list these in the next couple of days, as possible. Else, the GA nom can submit the article for copyedit. --
Kalyan 12:57, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
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Kavakdere Either you have misunderstood what the lead of the article says, or you have not been able to express what you mean. Or possibly both.
The lead describes a shift in the NATO strategy from being a Cold War alliance directed against Soviet to becoming an alliance with a more global agenda, often called the "out-of-area strategy". If you think that this strategy shift in some way did not include Turkey, that is a rather extraordinary claim that would have to be sourced. I think that will be difficult.
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Wikipedia is a community project based on consensus among editors. When you make an edit that is reverted, the next step is not to repeat the same edit, but to start a discussion in the article's talk page in order to create a consensus. Please read WP:BRD. Regards! -- T*U ( talk) 08:28, 10 March 2016 (UTC)
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