Peter wrote:

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The way that we're supposed to do this is to have a paragraph, section, or page (depending on size) that says <A thinks B about C>. But even this should be NPOV; B should accurately reflect what A really thinks about C, and it shouldn't imply that A is right about C or that B is correct.

The Cunctator responded:

Rather, that's *one* way to do this. There are many, many ways of presenting information and knowledge that do equivalent jobs of achieving balance.

Please remind me of what the other ways are.

kq