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:* ] The actual sources aren't quoted in this nomination ... only the "opinions" about them from foreign language dailies are. The is readily available online. It is a well-written defense of Maciej Sztur as the lead actor in this film. The magazine cover photo "defaced" by a Star of David was a metaphor exactly opposite the message conveyed in the story. However, the creator of this article does not seem to understand Polish and instead, relied on a wrong translation of the title which reads: "Lynched on his own request" (again, a metaphor exactly opposite the article message, a good journalistic hook more less), followed by the equally false foreign language summary of the article message written in the Polish language. The end result is such that our article is a direct manipulation of the truth. The good guys are the bad guys. Ms Rigamonti (who isn't even mentioned by name) and her publisher, have been falsely accused of anti-semitism by Misplaced Pages, a real ] nightmare. ] ] 00:23, 15 November 2013 (UTC) |
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:* ] The actual sources aren't quoted in this nomination ... only the "opinions" about them from foreign language dailies are. The is readily available online. It is a well-written defense of Maciej Sztur as the lead actor in this film. The magazine cover photo "defaced" by a Star of David was a metaphor exactly opposite the message conveyed in the story. However, the creator of this article does not seem to understand Polish and instead, relied on a wrong translation of the title which reads: "Lynched on his own request" (again, a metaphor exactly opposite the article message, a good journalistic hook more less), followed by the equally false foreign language summary of the article message written in the Polish language. The end result is such that our article is a direct manipulation of the truth. The good guys are the bad guys. Ms Rigamonti (who isn't even mentioned by name) and her publisher, have been falsely accused of anti-semitism by Misplaced Pages, a real ] nightmare. ] ] 00:23, 15 November 2013 (UTC) |
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:] Sadly I have to endorse Poeticbent: the article as written suffers from NPOV issues, and the hook takes from the some of the most problematic content of the article. This may be held in the DYK queue till the article and the hook are NPOVed. (Date, size are otherwise ok) --<sub style="border:1px solid #228B22;padding:1px;">]|]</sub> 07:43, 18 November 2013 (UTC) |
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The actual sources aren't quoted in this nomination ... only the "opinions" about them from foreign language dailies are. The article by Magdalena Rigamonti in Wprost is readily available online. It is a well-written defense of Maciej Sztur as the lead actor in this film. The magazine cover photo "defaced" by a Star of David was a metaphor exactly opposite the message conveyed in the story. However, the creator of this article does not seem to understand Polish and instead, relied on a wrong translation of the title which reads: "Lynched on his own request" (again, a metaphor exactly opposite the article message, a good journalistic hook more less), followed by the equally false foreign language summary of the article message written in the Polish language. The end result is such that our article is a direct manipulation of the truth. The good guys are the bad guys. Ms Rigamonti (who isn't even mentioned by name) and her publisher, have been falsely accused of anti-semitism by Misplaced Pages, a real WP:BLP nightmare. Poeticbent talk 00:23, 15 November 2013 (UTC)
Sadly I have to endorse Poeticbent: the article as written suffers from NPOV issues, and the hook takes from the some of the most problematic content of the article. This may be held in the DYK queue till the article and the hook are NPOVed. (Date, size are otherwise ok) --Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus| reply here 07:43, 18 November 2013 (UTC)
