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:1) Naming a common tactic with a people name ''can'' be NPOV, e.g., in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_kiss this Wikipedia article]. | :1) Naming a common tactic with a people name ''can'' be NPOV, e.g., in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_kiss this Wikipedia article]. | ||
:2) «Offensive defenders tactic» is more explicit, but also unaccurate, since it gives the impression that only the defenders, and not the midfield, is used offensively. [[User:Zigkill|Zigkill]] 22:38, 1 July 2006 (UTC) | :2) «Offensive defenders tactic» is more explicit, but also unaccurate, since it gives the impression that only the defenders, and not the midfield, is used offensively. [[User:Zigkill|Zigkill]] 22:38, 1 July 2006 (UTC) | ||
As the original author of this article i'm sorry to say that this changes are nonsense. I wrote this to explain the meaning of an EXISTING TERM and this term is "Norwegian tactic". Maybe thos term is not used in all countries, but you can read it in global and when people do, they might want to come here and read about it. And what's probably most important calling this tactic "Offensive defenders tactic" is completely misleading. Beacuse of this reasons i have to cancel this changes. | |||
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I quote an extract from the original wikipedia project :
« NPOV (Neutral Point Of View) is a fundamental Wikipedia principle which states that all articles must be written from a neutral point of view, representing views fairly and without bias. This includes maps, reader-facing templates, categories and portals. According to Wikipedia founder Jimbo Wales, NPOV is "absolute and non-negotiable." »
Naming a common tactic with a people name is far from neutral, especially since such a denomination is quite confidential. (At least it is unknown in France.)
So I changed the name from « Norwegian tactics » to a more neutral and explicit name « Offensive defenders tactic ».
/Burner
- I disagree on two points:
- 1) Naming a common tactic with a people name can be NPOV, e.g., in this Wikipedia article.
- 2) «Offensive defenders tactic» is more explicit, but also unaccurate, since it gives the impression that only the defenders, and not the midfield, is used offensively. Zigkill 22:38, 1 July 2006 (UTC)
As the original author of this article i'm sorry to say that this changes are nonsense. I wrote this to explain the meaning of an EXISTING TERM and this term is "Norwegian tactic". Maybe thos term is not used in all countries, but you can read it in global and when people do, they might want to come here and read about it. And what's probably most important calling this tactic "Offensive defenders tactic" is completely misleading. Beacuse of this reasons i have to cancel this changes.
