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==Evidence presented by Coren==
===Offensiveness should not be a factor in deciding whether or which images to use===
The substantive matter revolves around whether some images may be "offensive" and should be excluded on that ground. This is exactly what ] is meant to prevent, despite repeated claims that it is being ''misused'' when used for its primary function.

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Evidence presented by Jayen466

Current word length: 139; diff count: 10.

Misrepresentations of NPOV policy

  • WP:NPOV cannot be divorced from what sources do, as the neutral point of view is defined as reflecting sources' viewpoints in due proportion.
  • WP:NPOV, specifically WP:DUE, applies to images as well as text, and has done for many years.
  • WP:NPOV takes into account the entire pool of reliable sources (in our case, with a particular focus on English-language sources). There is no a-priori exclusion of Islam's philosophical position: per policy, we reflect it to the extent it is reflected in reliable sources.
  • – The first argument in the first diff is valid. However, excluding from consideration highly reputable sources with whose editorial stance we don't agree – as suggested in the second argument in that diff – circumvents and subverts the aim of reflecting viewpoints in proportion to their published prominence. (See also and prior discussions.)

Talk page disruption

Evidence presented by ASCIIn2Bme

Current word length: 447; diff count: 11.

In a facsimile of his behavior in other topic areas, Ludwigs2 has been uncivil and inflammatory

In May 2011, ArbCom "cautioned to discuss matters more circumspectly and to avoid drama-creating rhetoric" . In October 2011 Ludwigs2 was topic banned from Astrology for poisoning-the-well type comments, the most egregious of which was probably comparing those who disagree with him with the KKK. You can find diffs in the WP:AE discussion. About the same time Ludwigs2 received numerous complaints for his tone in the discussions related to pregnancy .

On the Muhammad issue Ludwigs2 has continued the same pattern:

Etc. As too often happens on Misplaced Pages, although Ludwig2's behavior was little different in the Muhammad images case, the ANI discussion failed to reach a consensus, in no small part because editors who agree with Ludwig2's stance on the images have opposed his removal from the discussion. There are some essays about disruptive editors' enablers, but I'll let you find them on your own. ASCIIn2Bme (talk) 19:07, 21 December 2011 (UTC)

Evidence presented by Eraserhead1

Current word length: 255; diff count: 23.

No compromise has been made so far on the number of images

The number of pictures and unveiled pictures has increased by approximately 25% compared to the number of words since December 2006 - although since March 2010 the number has come down.

Date Number of Muhammad pictures Number of unveiled Muhammad pictures Number of words (DYK check) Muhammad pictures per thousand words Unveiled Muhammad pictures per thousand words
30 June 2005 0 0 3270 0 0
31 December 2006 3 2 6232 0.48 0.32
5 July 2008 (GA version) 4 2 8339 0.48 0.24
1 August 2009 6 3 8753 0.69 0.34
26 March 2010 7 5 9213 0.76 0.54
31 December 2010 7 4 9066 0.77 0.44
11 December 2011 6 4 9932 0.60 0.40

Refusal to accept there isn't a strong consensus in favour of the status quo

Given the approximately half million words of discussion it should be fairly obvious there isn't a strong consensus over this matter.

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WP:BATTLEGROUND behaviour

General battleground behavour.

Refusal to accept that arguments in favour of reducing the number of images apply to multiple articles

Of course there's lies, damn lies and statistics, but even if you don't agree with the arguments thrust it seems like I didn't hear that to continually claim that the standard being asked for only applies to Muhammad.

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Evidence presented by Coren

Offensiveness should not be a factor in deciding whether or which images to use

The substantive matter revolves around whether some images may be "offensive" and should be excluded on that ground. This is exactly what WP:CENSORED is meant to prevent, despite repeated claims that it is being misused when used for its primary function.

Besides: . — Coren  22:11, 21 December 2011 (UTC)

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