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It has been argued that a period indication is unnecessary, apparently because it is implied by the development year of 1937. However, as the lead section must in its first sentence give some sort of general definition of its subject, a rough explicit indication of the period of its origination seems the least one can expect. Besides, it has to be feared that many, if not most, readers would be hard-pressed to tell whether the year 1937 was before, during or after the Second World War. I agree though, that the latter war had best be added :o).-- MWAK ( talk) 07:00, 17 September 2012 (UTC)
Generally, the article presents very specific information, without providing any sources. Given the long-suffering discourse over a single word of relatively no importance to the subject, the lack of inline attribution is startling. There is a lot of really useful information in here, but some of it is suspect, and some of it is incorrect. Inline attribution would help users have faith in the details presented, and help Wiki contributors straighten out errors.
The most glaring error I found was indicative to me of the francophile tone of the article, which is contrary to Wiki's guidelines, but also done by every other "fan" of Germany, Poland, the Dutch, and so on. Tone is one thing, facts are another:
In "Variants, the author asserts that the Lorraine troop carrier made the French Armée de l'Terre "Of all participants in the Battle of France, the French army would thus be the only to employ a fully tracked APC."
The British Expeditionary Force fielded a fully-tracked carrier designed specifically to carry troops, which has its own Wiki entry: The Bren Carrier. Ranya ( talk) 20:02, 22 November 2015 (UTC)
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Just had an idea of how to get a better picture of the Lorraine 37L in this article. I was looking at the Marder I article and realised that the majority of Marder I's use the Lorraine 37L as a chassis. The article also has an image of a Marder I in which the Lorraine 37L is clearly visible as the vehicles chassis. So I have decided to put the Marder I image in this article as it clearly shows the Lorraine 37L on its bottom half in a complete state better than the current wreck image.If anybody thinks this is a bad idea and wants it removed posts your reasons here so I know why you removed it please Anonymous contributor 1707 ( talk) 10:02, 15 November 2020 (UTC).
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It has been argued that a period indication is unnecessary, apparently because it is implied by the development year of 1937. However, as the lead section must in its first sentence give some sort of general definition of its subject, a rough explicit indication of the period of its origination seems the least one can expect. Besides, it has to be feared that many, if not most, readers would be hard-pressed to tell whether the year 1937 was before, during or after the Second World War. I agree though, that the latter war had best be added :o).-- MWAK ( talk) 07:00, 17 September 2012 (UTC)
Generally, the article presents very specific information, without providing any sources. Given the long-suffering discourse over a single word of relatively no importance to the subject, the lack of inline attribution is startling. There is a lot of really useful information in here, but some of it is suspect, and some of it is incorrect. Inline attribution would help users have faith in the details presented, and help Wiki contributors straighten out errors.
The most glaring error I found was indicative to me of the francophile tone of the article, which is contrary to Wiki's guidelines, but also done by every other "fan" of Germany, Poland, the Dutch, and so on. Tone is one thing, facts are another:
In "Variants, the author asserts that the Lorraine troop carrier made the French Armée de l'Terre "Of all participants in the Battle of France, the French army would thus be the only to employ a fully tracked APC."
The British Expeditionary Force fielded a fully-tracked carrier designed specifically to carry troops, which has its own Wiki entry: The Bren Carrier. Ranya ( talk) 20:02, 22 November 2015 (UTC)
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Just had an idea of how to get a better picture of the Lorraine 37L in this article. I was looking at the Marder I article and realised that the majority of Marder I's use the Lorraine 37L as a chassis. The article also has an image of a Marder I in which the Lorraine 37L is clearly visible as the vehicles chassis. So I have decided to put the Marder I image in this article as it clearly shows the Lorraine 37L on its bottom half in a complete state better than the current wreck image.If anybody thinks this is a bad idea and wants it removed posts your reasons here so I know why you removed it please Anonymous contributor 1707 ( talk) 10:02, 15 November 2020 (UTC).