On 30/06/07, Todd Allen <toddmallen(a)gmail.com> wrote:
"Seems like a minor stylistic preference. Some
have {{who}} determined
that a blanket ban on any unsourced statements with weasel words, such
as the following, will have far greater impact:"
Really though, I think the {{who}} in midsentence does help to
illustrate exactly where the problem/weasel words are. Most of the time,
"some argue", "others think" and the like with no sources or
attribution
are a thin cover for a personal editorial.
{{who}} is only useful when there is an inline citation already, and
the cited resource isn't accessible.
If there isnt an inline citation, then adding {{fact}} is more useful.
If there is an inline citation with a URL provided, the person adding
{{who}} could answer their own question.
I doubt that {{who}} should ever appear midsentence. If it cant go at
the end of the sentence, it is probably a run-on sentence.
On 6/30/07, James Farrar <james.farrar(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Which is, as I understand it, the reason that
[[WP:AWW]] exists in the
first place.
I look forward to seeing {{ww}} appearing midsentence.
--
John