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Ah, I love the choices in this so-called survey: "ADL: Threat or Menance?" | |||
==Survey on ADL bias== | ==Survey on ADL bias== |
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Ah, I love the choices in this so-called survey: "ADL: Threat or Menance?"
Survey on ADL bias
Section 1
I propose that we conduct a vote which shall last 5 days (beginning Wednesday, 6 July 2005 at 05:18:00 UTC. Votes closing 05:18:00 UTC, Monday, July 11, 2005):
- Concur Molloy 6 July 2005 05:38 (UTC)
Section 2
The purpose of which is to determine if the ADL is a "biased organisation", and whether or not using texts and studies by the organization as a source in articles dealing with their "declared enemies" (such as David Irving) is un-encyclopedic:
- Concur Molloy 6 July 2005 05:38 (UTC)
Section 3
This vote shall not consider anonymous IP addresses, nor registered wikipedians with fewer than 250 edits not directly related to this issue prior to June 6th, 2005:
- Concur Molloy 6 July 2005 05:38 (UTC)
Section 4
The two proposals are as follows:
- PROPOSAL #1: The ADL is a "biased organisation"
- PROPOSAL #2: The ADL should not be used as a source, or linked to in articles dealing with their "declared enemies"
Section 5 (Votes)
- In favor of PROPOSAL #1 (votes MUST be signed by valid Misplaced Pages editors):
- Concur Molloy 6 July 2005 05:38 (UTC) The ADL is a biased source
- In favor of PROPOSAL #2 (votes MUST be signed by valid Misplaced Pages editors):
- Concur Molloy 6 July 2005 05:38 (UTC) The ADL should not be used in articles dealing with their declared enemies, it is irresponsible and un-encyclopedic.
Section 6
Comments in favor of neither:
Section 7
Comments in favor of either:
Section 8
Miscellaneous commentary: