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NPOV?
The intro seems to have some rather large NPOV/non-referencing issues. It reads like a favorable music reviewers description. I'm not saying its inaccurate, but I feel like it should be toned down or else sourced.
While he may be one of my favorite musicians, I really have to agree. This isn't encyclopedic, it's a commentary. I'll try and put some work into it.--
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Gimp (band) was nominated for
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NPOV?
The intro seems to have some rather large NPOV/non-referencing issues. It reads like a favorable music reviewers description. I'm not saying its inaccurate, but I feel like it should be toned down or else sourced.
While he may be one of my favorite musicians, I really have to agree. This isn't encyclopedic, it's a commentary. I'll try and put some work into it.--
Ibjeremy (
talk)
19:11, 29 July 2009 (UTC)reply