On the hip hop music article you can see how huge, informative chunks of text are replaced with useless, POV edits. For example:
"What many fail to recognize is the distinct importance of the gritty, choppy sound of hip hop. The music seldom sounds like other organic forms. Even hip hop crews that have their own band often use samples and the gritty, choppy texture of machines to create their beats in the studio as featured on their album (when performing live, they usually recreate this sound with a full band). One popular misconception is that samples and drum machines exist in hip hop music as merely a lazy substitute for a real band; in fact, hip hop producers obsess over the [[timbre]], texture and frequency of specific samples and drum machine sounds. A session drummer playing James Brown's Funky Drummer break is no substitute for the sampled break from the original record. However, in recent years, there has been a tendency towards original instrumental compositions in hip hop from the likes of artists and producers such as [[Timbaland]], [[OutKast]], [[The Roots]] and [[The Neptunes]]."
is replaced with:
"Many producers and listeners pride certain records for being hip hop lore, the source of samples and breaks. To this day, producers use arcane equipment to replicate the same rough sound used in older records. This lends credibility to the records and serves as a historical reminder to the listeners of hip hop's origins."