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Rewrite Needed

The section labeled "The Main Idea of the 'cluetrain' theses" is rather substantially not-NPOV. It should be rewritten to be less overtly critical.

  • Agreed, that there appears to be some original research-like material, which likely should more closely draw from the actual words of the authors. Additionally, the merged section from the previously separate article "cluetrain" was "dumped" into the bottom; will someone take a stab at improving and integrating? I'll add a note to the main page. --LeFlyman 02:54, 27 August 2005 (UTC)

NPOV 'n' stuff

I've tried to get a less amazon like review of the publication (but lordy how they did pontificate!!) and focus on the material put forward and get a structure that identifies the themes and then allows for a flow on to how the ideas measure up in the context of the post internet-kaboom world.

still not sure I like the intro but that's it for now. If others are OK then I think the NPOV warning can be removed. It seems reasonably factual (albeit with subjective views maintained in a more subjective section - the manifesto's expectations.)

MB

I agree, I'm removing the npov warning provisionally, if people disagree, add it back. - cohesiontalk 02:58, 20 December 2005 (UTC)