Lars Aronsson wrote:
Anonymous (junk164) wrote:
The current formulation of the Neutral point of view policy does not make the above distinction clear, thus leading one to believe that eliminating narrative bias (judgments about views) will make the article itself unbiased.
This observation would be relevant if there were any examples where the current NPOV policy has misled Wikipedia.
Selection is a strong force. There are very few articles describing the world from a Neanderthal's point of view.
Maybe that's because Neanderthals are typically illiterate. :-)
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