The result was keep. — CharlotteWebb 18:43, 26 October 2006 (UTC) reply
A highly pov and unencylopedic article concerning the Cyprus conflict. There are already a host of pages which cover this kind of material, and at least those article make some attempt to balance the explanation of the conflict. They include: Cyprus dispute, Turkish Invasion of Cyprus, Civilian casualties and displacements during the Cyprus conflict, Operation Atilla. The article is extremely one-sided, attempts by myself to neutralise it have been met with reverts by the creator. I did plan on rewriting it, but saw no point in yet another article covering the same material. A.Garnet 14:33, 20 October 2006 (UTC) reply
This article is just a blatant POV push by an editor whose bias and nationalism are clearly evident from his past edits. The displaced Greek Cypriots are dealt with in multiple other articles (as noted in the comment from A Garnet) so this information (POV as it is) is redundant. A quick read through of the paragraph '1963 Background' clearly shows the original editors deviation from accepted history. His implication that Turkish Cypriots were living in enclaves in order to gain partition of Cyprus and not, as was the case, becuase they had reason to fear for their lives is just one example of POV. Adam777 14:57, 20 October 2006 (UTC) reply
As far as the following argument made by user Adam777, I am surprised because this user never raised an argument or stressed a concern in the talk page of the article in question although I have repeatedly requested users to contribute under the POV list that I created as a heading in the talk page: Please read the passage user Adam777 refers to in his own words below: “His implication that Turkish Cypriots were living in enclaves in order to gain partition of Cyprus and not, as was the case, becuase they had reason to fear for their lives is just one example of POV”.
The result was keep. — CharlotteWebb 18:43, 26 October 2006 (UTC) reply
A highly pov and unencylopedic article concerning the Cyprus conflict. There are already a host of pages which cover this kind of material, and at least those article make some attempt to balance the explanation of the conflict. They include: Cyprus dispute, Turkish Invasion of Cyprus, Civilian casualties and displacements during the Cyprus conflict, Operation Atilla. The article is extremely one-sided, attempts by myself to neutralise it have been met with reverts by the creator. I did plan on rewriting it, but saw no point in yet another article covering the same material. A.Garnet 14:33, 20 October 2006 (UTC) reply
This article is just a blatant POV push by an editor whose bias and nationalism are clearly evident from his past edits. The displaced Greek Cypriots are dealt with in multiple other articles (as noted in the comment from A Garnet) so this information (POV as it is) is redundant. A quick read through of the paragraph '1963 Background' clearly shows the original editors deviation from accepted history. His implication that Turkish Cypriots were living in enclaves in order to gain partition of Cyprus and not, as was the case, becuase they had reason to fear for their lives is just one example of POV. Adam777 14:57, 20 October 2006 (UTC) reply
As far as the following argument made by user Adam777, I am surprised because this user never raised an argument or stressed a concern in the talk page of the article in question although I have repeatedly requested users to contribute under the POV list that I created as a heading in the talk page: Please read the passage user Adam777 refers to in his own words below: “His implication that Turkish Cypriots were living in enclaves in order to gain partition of Cyprus and not, as was the case, becuase they had reason to fear for their lives is just one example of POV”.