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I am not happy with this article and to my opinion it should be rewritten and maybe split into serveral articles. I do not know if the company Applied Food Technologies is notable. Food risks due to mislabeling is in my humble opinion certainly notable as separate article. The same for Antimicrobials in Aquaculture. Off course, all three article has to be rewritten to let them match the Wikipedia quality standards, but it would be a waste to remove this article. But the present form is just not goed enough and confusing. Night of the Big Wind talk 21:16, 26 October 2011 (UTC)
Dear UKexpat, While I understand your decision to arbitrarily and on your own volition to remove the only content in Wikipedia about almost every subject in your "chopped out large chunks", these were included in the article because they are necessary to understand why this company was formed, why the testing this company was first to start in the US is important, and, most importantly, why this company is relevant. The article could have been written with each of these topics explained from the company's point of view, but (a) I don't know the company's point of view because I only interviewed them twice and (b)that would introduce bias. Removing the information about many of the diseases and issues associated with seafood mislabeling from Wikipedia completely deprives the world of access to this information in the unbiased, encyclopaedic format from which it was presented unless you write an article using the content elsewhere. This information could easily be put elsewhere on Wikipedia as well, but the information is needed in this piece to understand the importance of this company. I appreciate your desire to cut out details that don't directly relate to the company's history, but removing all of the information without making any effort to place the content elsewhere on Wikipedia directly contradicts Wikipedia's mission to share important information for everyone's benefit. You may disagree that this content explaining why the company is important should be included, but a dozen other editors did not see the need to just press "delete" and remove the information from the world. — Preceding unsigned comment added by BoathouseBob ( talk • contribs) 22:53, 3 February 2012 (UTC)
Seems like there is some dispute. I read the new post made by Ukexpat and the post he erased. He didn't bother to curate the "new" article he created in any way, including not making the article make any sense. I agree that the article on Applied Food Technologies contains more than just the facts about the company, but I also see Boathouse's point that the description of the company needs some of this information to understand what it is that the company does because the company is important, for the most part, because it started this type of testing and is the company that is the market leader according to one of the articles about them cited in their work. Ukexpat appears to be a very prolific editor doing a lot of needed work daily and I am sure means well. But the article on seafood mislabeling doesn't make any sense alone. I think Boathouse should work with Ukexpat to write the off-topic parts out of this article and to make the other article readable. My thoughts. -JournalismDreamer — Preceding unsigned comment added by JournalismDreamer1991 ( talk • contribs)
I have reverted these edits twice. Detailed stuff about the history of seafood mislabeling does not belong in this aritcle. There is a separate article on that subject at Seafood mislabelling.-- ukexpat ( talk) 16:04, 8 January 2013 (UTC)
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I am not happy with this article and to my opinion it should be rewritten and maybe split into serveral articles. I do not know if the company Applied Food Technologies is notable. Food risks due to mislabeling is in my humble opinion certainly notable as separate article. The same for Antimicrobials in Aquaculture. Off course, all three article has to be rewritten to let them match the Wikipedia quality standards, but it would be a waste to remove this article. But the present form is just not goed enough and confusing. Night of the Big Wind talk 21:16, 26 October 2011 (UTC)
Dear UKexpat, While I understand your decision to arbitrarily and on your own volition to remove the only content in Wikipedia about almost every subject in your "chopped out large chunks", these were included in the article because they are necessary to understand why this company was formed, why the testing this company was first to start in the US is important, and, most importantly, why this company is relevant. The article could have been written with each of these topics explained from the company's point of view, but (a) I don't know the company's point of view because I only interviewed them twice and (b)that would introduce bias. Removing the information about many of the diseases and issues associated with seafood mislabeling from Wikipedia completely deprives the world of access to this information in the unbiased, encyclopaedic format from which it was presented unless you write an article using the content elsewhere. This information could easily be put elsewhere on Wikipedia as well, but the information is needed in this piece to understand the importance of this company. I appreciate your desire to cut out details that don't directly relate to the company's history, but removing all of the information without making any effort to place the content elsewhere on Wikipedia directly contradicts Wikipedia's mission to share important information for everyone's benefit. You may disagree that this content explaining why the company is important should be included, but a dozen other editors did not see the need to just press "delete" and remove the information from the world. — Preceding unsigned comment added by BoathouseBob ( talk • contribs) 22:53, 3 February 2012 (UTC)
Seems like there is some dispute. I read the new post made by Ukexpat and the post he erased. He didn't bother to curate the "new" article he created in any way, including not making the article make any sense. I agree that the article on Applied Food Technologies contains more than just the facts about the company, but I also see Boathouse's point that the description of the company needs some of this information to understand what it is that the company does because the company is important, for the most part, because it started this type of testing and is the company that is the market leader according to one of the articles about them cited in their work. Ukexpat appears to be a very prolific editor doing a lot of needed work daily and I am sure means well. But the article on seafood mislabeling doesn't make any sense alone. I think Boathouse should work with Ukexpat to write the off-topic parts out of this article and to make the other article readable. My thoughts. -JournalismDreamer — Preceding unsigned comment added by JournalismDreamer1991 ( talk • contribs)
I have reverted these edits twice. Detailed stuff about the history of seafood mislabeling does not belong in this aritcle. There is a separate article on that subject at Seafood mislabelling.-- ukexpat ( talk) 16:04, 8 January 2013 (UTC)
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