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@ Onel5969: Thanks for making the notice. I have expanded the article significantly since, and I think it meets WP:GNG and WP:BIO1E now. Welcome to take a look and your suggestions are always appreciated. Best, Thomas Meng ( talk) 03:49, 7 February 2021 (UTC) reply

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@ Rosguill: Thank you very much for your suggestions. I have included the two sources you provided and have significantly improved the neutrality of the article. Welcome to have a look! Thanks again, Thomas Meng ( talk) 03:45, 7 February 2021 (UTC) reply

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Hi Springee, thanks for letting me know. Sorry I've been busy with schoolwork for the past few weeks and haven't had time to participate. I will take a more thorough look at this issue and drop my comment/edit where appropriate.
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There are more independent sources that cover pytest. But I want to know exatly which direction I should make the article go before I proceed. Could you be a little more specific? (same comment at your talk page; please reply at whichever place that's more convenient for you) Thomas Meng ( talk) 03:00, 23 February 2022 (UTC) reply
Looking for a book/article that isn't a quick start guide. Anything that looks like a reliable source wrote about pytest without personal gain from writing about it. Dropbox isn't quite a reliable source, at least for notability. Python Insight and Real Python look to be blogs, so also not ideal for Wikipedia notability.
I took a second look and what jumps at me is that its clearly notable in the Python community, but less clear that it has notability as wikipedia states it. I do think its extremely close to the line and another independent source or two would put it over. Hope that makes sense Slywriter ( talk) 03:51, 23 February 2022 (UTC) reply
@ Slywriter: Thank you for explaining. I just added two more sources along with some more content on pytest's notable features. Thomas Meng ( talk) 03:17, 5 March 2022 (UTC) reply

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There are more independent sources that cover pytest. But I want to know exatly which direction I should make the article go before I proceed. Could you be a little more specific? (same comment at your talk page; please reply at whichever place that's more convenient for you) Thomas Meng ( talk) 03:00, 23 February 2022 (UTC) reply
Looking for a book/article that isn't a quick start guide. Anything that looks like a reliable source wrote about pytest without personal gain from writing about it. Dropbox isn't quite a reliable source, at least for notability. Python Insight and Real Python look to be blogs, so also not ideal for Wikipedia notability.
I took a second look and what jumps at me is that its clearly notable in the Python community, but less clear that it has notability as wikipedia states it. I do think its extremely close to the line and another independent source or two would put it over. Hope that makes sense Slywriter ( talk) 03:51, 23 February 2022 (UTC) reply
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Ok here is the correct template. Apologies for the mess-up. Simonm223 ( talk) 21:41, 1 May 2024 (UTC) reply

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B. WP:REVEXP suggests to properly discuss causes for revisions or disputes with edit content in the Talk page; per experience, it is generally considered good practice to notify the original editor that a dispute with their content is warranted. I have yet to see an editor mass/spam-cite unspecific policy in the edit summary as a basis for a revert.

C. The policies you cite, by the nature of your conduct, are difficult to connect to the edit specified. However, it is challenging at first glance to observe how any of them, save potentially for "taking opinion article as fact" relate to the content of the article.

D. It appears to me that you are an active contributor to pages relating to Human rights in China. I commend you for your effort, but must remind you that content that may be contrary to your personal political views does not automatically provide grounds to delete them, especially when cited.

E. Potential errors in citing allow room for discussion and the potential addition of different sources. Your removal of eight separate sources, each of them published by fairly reputable outlets, is inconsistent with the general principle of improving Wikipedia instead of working unconstructively and destructively against NPOV statements that you may disagree with.

F. It is consistent with NPOV policy to observe that a particular organization has been the subject of critique. The volume of reasonably reputable sources cited is sufficient to demonstrate a prima facie case for relevance and inclusion.

G. It may do you service to review the policies you have cited. G(1). WP:NOR "means material—such as facts, allegations, and ideas—for which no reliable, published source exists". This is obviously inconsistent with the number and quality of published sources cited. G(2). Relating to (E) and WP:NPOV, WP:BALANCE suggests that when "reputable sources contradict one another and are relatively equal in prominence, describe both points of view and work for balance" - this is what is performed in the article given the conflicting nature of reliable sources. G(3). WP:UNDUE *expressly* notes that "[n]eutrality requires that mainspace articles and pages fairly represent all significant viewpoints that have been published by reliable sources". This runs contrary to your behavior noted in the reversion of the edit. The sources themselves are broadly reliable. See (H).

H. Given the broadly reliable nature of the sources, and the appropriate citing of them within the context of the relevant content in the body of the article, it is more appropriate to challenge individual citations instead of the entire edit, which also includes numerous additions to the templates used in the article, especially relevant ones given the pamphlet-like reading of the latter half of the article.

I. If you have qualms with the *quality* of a source, you are welcome to find a better source (of which there are many) that corroborate the argument. Your personal disagreement with the content of the edit does not grant you license to remove well-cited content from the article.

I welcome discussion and input to the content of the article. This may take place on the talkspace, where it is generally considered good practice to ping relevant editors when the discussions take place. Before then, I hope you continue to maintain an impartial perspective on article content and are capable of separating content/citation disputes from your personal political views. Augend ( drop a line) 05:50, 20 June 2024 (UTC) reply

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