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Although you may disagree with the obviously carefully selected information as I do, and disagree with the opinions of the filmmaker as I do, by relabeling this as propaganda, you are opening a pandora's box to relabel ANY documentary that portrays ANYTHING controversial as propaganda. I cannot think of a documentary that does not have an agenda for someone. Maybe I don't like penguins, or migrating birds, or spelling bees. Maybe I think global warming is a crock. Does that really matter? The great joy (and great burden) of freedom of speech is that sometime, somewhere, somehow, someone is going to flip you off, and do it often. Get over it, and thank your stars that you have the freedom. I genuinely disagree with Michael Moore's views on virtually everything. I genuinely dislike his smugness in interviews, his quickly amassed wealth from his exploiting of the working classes plights, and his apparent stance that pirating copywrit material is ok (which is hypocritical at best seeing how much money he earns from his work) That's exactly why I haven't edited a single ENCYCLOPEDIC article that relates to him or any of his films. If you have strong opinions for or against something or someone, to the point of disparaging their work or their lives, do it on a blog. You have free speech too, just get the right forum that's all, this isn't the place, this is an encyclopedia. If you are having trouble finding websites that are pro-Moore or anti-Moore, you don't know how to use a web browser. Some other thoughts...Webster's dictionary also defines documentary as "of, relating to, or employing documentation in literature or art" so just pulling out the two words could perhaps be perceived as self-serving. And comparing it to a Hitler documentary -- even if the film presented the other side/cause of his atrocities, (and you are right, many do) do you honestly believe that it should stay objective to the end and not condemn Hitler's actions that resulted from his psychology and/or state of German economy? Presenting "both sides" does not make you neutral, nor should it. Bias is a word that is too easily thrown at someone as a way to illegitimatize their differing opinion. If you have an opinion about my opinions, calling my opinions "bias" is the cheap way out of an argument. It's name calling, and impossible to cite. Opinions are good. We've all got one or two, mine are the opposite of Michael Moore. SO WHAT. If I decide to make a film that exposes universal health care's negative side and it's devastating effect on Canadian economics and working class, I would assume that would be a documentary, not a mockumentary. If you believe MY movie is a mockumentary and Michael Moore's is a documentary, or vice versa, then you are a hypocrite and should refrain from major edits of this or any related article for obvious NPOV reasons. If you believe we are both making mockumentaries simply because we, in the end, advocate one viewpoint, then we disagree on the purpose of a documentary. All in all, there is no legitimate reason for changing this one word in an encyclopedic article. Excuse my rant, by no means do I mean to sound too critical of any one person's beliefs or viewpoints regarding this talkpoint.

10790:: "Knowledge is devoted to stating facts in the sense described above. Therefore, where we want to discuss an opinion, we attribute the opinion to someone and discuss the fact that they have this opinion....Moreover, there are usually disagreements about how opinions should be properly stated. To fairly represent all the leading views in a dispute it is sometimes necessary to qualify the description of an opinion, or to present several formulations of this opinion and attribute them to specific groups....Sometimes, a potentially biased statement can be reframed into an NPOV statement by attributing or substantiating it...One way to make it suitable for Knowledge is to change it into a statement about someone whose opinion it is...as long as those statements are correct and can be verified. The goal here is to attribute the opinion to some subject-matter expert, rather than to merely state it as true...There is a temptation to rephrase biased or opinion statements with weasel words... By attributing the claim to a known authority, or substantiating the facts behind it, you can avoid these problems...To write from a neutral point of view, one presents controversial views without asserting them; to do that, it generally suffices to present competing views in a way that is more or less acceptable to their adherents, and also to attribute the views to their adherents. Disputes are characterized in Knowledge; they are not re-enacted...NPOV says that the article should fairly represent all significant viewpoints that have been published by a reliable source, and should do so in proportion to the prominence of each...Articles that compare views should not give minority views as much or as detailed a description as more popular views, and may not include tiny-minority views at all. For example, the article on the Earth only very briefly refers to the Flat Earth notion, a view of a distinct minority. We should not attempt to represent a dispute as if a view held by a small minority deserved as much attention as a majority view. Views that are held by a tiny minority should not be represented except in articles devoted to those views. To give undue weight to a significant-minority view, or to include a tiny-minority view, might be misleading as to the shape of the dispute. Knowledge aims to present competing views in proportion to their representation among experts on the subject, or among the concerned parties. This applies not only to article text, but to images, external links, categories, and all other material as well." — 10910:(Outdent) I know what the policy says. Our dispute is over the phrase "the subject at hand." You take the position that the subject is film and film only and thus only film critics count, and every other editor recognizes that the subject at hand is the factual claims made by a documentary whose director expressly states is trying to effect political change, and thus includes experts in health-care policy. And your hundreds of words on the subject fail to address the arguments made by those editors, which is why it's tendentious to keep repeating the irrelevancy that 92% of professional film critics thought that the movie was entertaining. No one disputes that most film critics thought that the movie was entertaining, but it's rather besides the point, since film critics who reviewed the movie before experts saw it had no way of knowing the factual inaccuracies that are being criticized (except in the case of the Canadian critics who knew right away that the movie was fictional), and have no reason to explore the issue. I'm well aware that the article has had POV problems well before you started editing the page. I appreciate the work you did on the synopsis, which was a large source of the POV problems. 10874:

controversy ought to be acknowledged whatever can be said about it; the publicity is by nature citable, and omission creates the false impression that the subject matter is uncontroversial. Cite specific critics, not just "some people have criticized". It is not the purpose of Knowledge to act as an investigator of claims, though if criticisms are addressed by others, they should as well be cited." Which also means, Ted, that if the criticisms you address are notable, you should be able to find them referenced by notable film critics in reliable film publications. It does not mean that you take 8% of the critical reviews made by political commentators and non film-critics who have attacked Michael Moore and pretend that they are equivalent to the 92% of film critics who have given the film positive reviews. And just to refresh your memory, you've been claiming this article has been POV far longer than I've been editing this page. —

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believe..." as is common in political debates. A reliable source supporting that a group holds an opinion must accurately describe how large this group is. In addition, this source should be written by named authors who are considered reliable" and is followed later by "A balanced selection of sources is also critical for producing articles with a neutral point of view. For example, when discussing the facts on which a point of view is based, it is important to also include the facts on which competing opinions are based since this helps a reader evaluate the credibility of the competing viewpoints. This should be done without implying that any one of the opinions is correct. It is also important to make it clear who holds these opinions. It is often best to cite a prominent representative of the view." —

1549:"controversy" has been established. So, some people don't like Moore and they don't like his movie. That's fine. But the majority of commentators actually gave this movie really good reviews. When real controversies are established (more like maybe the piracy and Treasury Department Investigation)then there can be some use for this page. As it is now it should be called "Cherry picked criticisms concerning Michael Moore's Sicko." We can easily change the name and then create a "Praise of Michael Moore's Sicko" and then we can look equally like pov pushers. Anyway, a smattering of this article should be merged and the rest deleted. It is a point of view article aiming to show as many negative quotes as possible to a movie that has been very positively received. This is supposed to be an encyclopedia. 11149:

in the lead other more controversial topics that I cited above. This whole discussion is wasted edit time because lead is a guideline and "Guidelines document techniques and conventions that have been found to usually increase the encyclopedic quality of an article, but they have no authoritative status of their own. You should often do what the guideline says, not because the guideline says it, but because advice in the guideline often happens to be good advice." per lead discussion pages, and consensus as a policy trumps it. But don't read this last point to mean that I agree with your interpretation of LEAD. I'm just telling you to stop trying to promote it to policy. My choice is the current version, which is fine as it is, or /at most/ SI's first single-sentence version.

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would a "nonrandom" or "organized" group of critics look like? And what would be neutral for this article in your opinion? The criticism sections have both sympathizers and those unsympathetic to Moore, and his unsympathetic critics. And we include Moore's defense of various points when we find it. And we include an extensive "Synopsis" section describing Moore's movie (a section which tends to kind of, ah, support his controversial movie). Moore sets out to make a controversial movie. Sure enough, it generates controversy which is all over the media. Knowledge is supposed to suppress that? There's supposed to be only a tiny section of the article devoted to the controversy because ... why? Because it just isn't important? Because we're making a mountain out of a ... mountain.

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author. But the wikipedia sentence was active voice and reliably sourced. Please read the weasel word manual of style and learn that a) it is a guideline and b) it is superceded by a reliable source. If a reliable source doesn't follow wikipedia manual of style guidelines they still must be represented accurately. Second, the investigation of Moore is real. It's reliably sourced. It's a criticism. It's related to the film. It's pretty prominent as well. Certainly prominent enough to be mentioned in the intro as some of the major criticism of the film. Knowledge is not a film review, it is an encyclopedia which means that criticism of the film can go beyond the simple plot. It can include the social aspects of the criticism as well. --

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gives undue weight to those arguments and would invite the respective rebuttals which are just as prominent a part of the controversy and necessary for NPOV, then we're just moving the whole controversy into the lead. I'm not opposed to edits of the current form, but I think it needs to be held to one sentence for appropriate weight, it needs to be a summary of the controversy not a quote of a single reviewer. I think a lot of the attempts to date have been blatant POV-pushing. I might point out that editors that are affiliated with strong political ideologies may have paid attention to/sought out more criticism (or praise) of the movie and may have some sampling bias regarding the prominence of those reviews. c.f.

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this regard. Had Bozell argued that because Moore is fat it gives him little room to make any arguments related to the U.S. Health System since he clearly has a vested interest in having his higher medical costs paid for, this also wouldn't merit inclusion. Moore's conjecture as to CNN's bias, since he is a directly-involved party, is pretty worthy of inclusion. Bozell's conjecture that CNN's business model shows bias toward Moore is just dumb, and he is not a party involved in the dispute. Moore at least brings up evidence that people who underwrite Gupta's show are the ones he attacks in his ad. Bozell's argument is barely worth a mention, especially since CNN gives this kind of air time to pretty much

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on it, not just from film critics but from respected magazines and journalists from respected magazines and newspapers (a short list, not including film reviews: The New Republic, National Review, USA Today, The American Prospect, The Nation, Reason magazine, The New York Post, The New York Times); (c) we need to "(momentarily) set high" the bar of criticism -- why, so that people who see the movie when it first becomes widely available won't have a Knowledge article to look at if they're curious about the details of what Moore says and what the (many) critics have said about what Moore says? (d) Moore's movie doesn't really do what everybody in the media commenting on Moore's movie says it does (

6120:, would have to close because its webmaster Jim Kenefick needed the money to pay for his wife's medical treatment, he sent a cheque for US $ 12,000 anonymously. Moore says that he does not want the health care system to trump the first amendment. The audience is shown a "thank you" letter posted by the host, calling Moore his "Guardian Angel" (written while he was still unaware of Moore being the donor), while continuing to criticize Moore on his website. Since finding out that the anonymous donation would be shown in the movie, Kenefick has responded on his website, criticising Moore for sending an anonymous cheque but then including it in his movie, saying Moore was "using" him. 8464:, Steven Winn writes: "Moore is often described as a polemicist or provocateur. A more telling touchstone may be the American muckrakers who flourished a century ago, in the early 1900s. Like Lincoln Steffens (who took on urban corruption), Ida Tarbell (whose target was Standard Oil) and Upton Sinclair (the depravity of slaughterhouses), Moore uses journalistic techniques in an overtly political, sledgehammer fashion. The fact that the muckrakers told people what they wanted to hear, as commentator Walter Lippman said, was "the important revelation of the whole campaign." Moore, like them, sets out to feed an appetite that's growling away and often left unsatisfied." 211:

does not do. The two things has to separated well. If not we can call every documentary propaganda that is dealing with any issue of the society. THe other thing is I don't see anything fictious about the documentary so if somebody does please come up with some proofs. Also the the documentary concentrates on the problems of people having with their healthcare insurances, this doesn't mean the documentary should show the other 60% of the people who has working healthcare. Michael Moore is a controversial figure who promotes his opinions and views that is clear, but even so, Sicko should be judged as the same criteria as any other documentary. -SC

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other side of the story, isn't that ok? It's amazing how they go after me. You asked me back there, "You're biased. You have only one side." Well, yeah, I have a bias. I have a bias on behalf of the little guy who doesn't have a say. I'm lucky enough to be able to have this bully pulpit, to be able to say the things I say, on behalf of the people who don't have a voice. The pharmaceutical companies and corporate America, they've got their voice. They own the networks and they can say whatever they want, all the time, and they do. So can we just have 2 hours for this side to have their say? I hope so, I think so. That's what I'm trying to do.

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material are reverted. If I were to add both pro and con material, and the con material keeps getting reverted, it would only unbalance the article further. What pro POV do you think is missing from the article? If there is a pro POV that is not already represented, I certainly won't argue against its inclusion. But it's already in there, while the con POV is not. That violates NPOV, and fixing the NPOV requires the addition of the POVs that are not adequately represented in the article, as documented below. My quote from the BMJ demonstrates that even those who agree with Moore recognize that his movie is inaccurate.

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of just recounting he-said/she-said. (Doing so, however, would have run against the apparent Time-Warner editorial policy of celebrating Moore.) This is why I don't read Time. Again, please note the difference between a Knowledge article statement "Moore's movie has lots of factual errors" (NPOV violation) and "Moore's movie was controversial because of contested accusations by healthcare industry representatives, health policy analysts, conservatives, and libertarians that the movie had many factual errors." (both sufficient and necessary for NPOV compliance). I'm merely asking for the latter idea to be recognized.

7386:: "Mr. Moore sees the United States as a nation in denial, so much so that we've slipped to number 37 in a World Health Organization ranking, just ahead of Slovenia. Lashing out with Swiftian scorn at a system that leaves almost 50 million Americans uninsured, he finds ample reason for outrage in scarifying stories told not only by the uninsured but by those whose insurance companies failed or betrayed them. Just as Al Gore did with global warming in "An Inconvenient Truth," he frames the health care crisis in moral and ethical terms. "Who are we?" he asks. "Is this what we've become?" 9851:. Just because we can use reliable sources, doesn't make them appropriate, authoritative, accurate or timely in all secitons and in all articles. All sources are not alike, which is why WP:RS suggests using the best ones. Why are you choosing to use Tourtellotte in the lead section? You must answer these questions. Criticism belongs in the criticism section, per the WP:MOSFILMS guidelines on the reception section: "Expanding on the second paragraph of the lead section, you should analyse how the film was received by critics, meaning professional or well-known film reviewers." — 11848:

publicized but minimally important complaints. Sicko is NOT Harry Potter. It isn't a fictional movie, it isn't an unbiased documentary, it is a well planned and well constructed attack piece. Whether it is right or wrong, the movie isn't about selling tickets or making money (well, not wholy) but about informing and persuading the audience to a certain POV. The relevance of critics shouldn't just be based on movie credentials, but also on the relationship of the critics to the subject matter. If a variety of notable penguin scientists and "so-called experts" had railed against

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problems at home before highlighting and then cherry-picking the best working parts of other support systems, so every single American one day receives an excellent all-round standard of care. His narration proceeds: "When we see a good idea from another country, we grab it. If they build a better car, we drive it. If they make a better wine, we drink it." That's just one example. Too many reviewers seem to venture off into the wider ideological debate, and naturally there is no shortage of people who want to use this opportunity as a springboard for their own political views.

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you look at a bunch of reviews and conclude something like "critical reaction was generally negative", that's OR because you have taken something that was not actually in your sources. However, if you say "Some critics criticized the film for being intellectually dishonest," and then cite three or four reliable third party critics who say exactly that, that is not OR, because everything you're saying is directly from your sources (it probably wouldn't be NPOV unless combined with the positive critical reaction, though). And you'd also be staying entirely within the

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negatively" and "too positively" makes it seem like it's merely a difference of opinion. For example, that French doctors are paid substantially less than US doctors is a fact, and many have noted that the movie falsely says otherwise; simply saying that those observers criticize the movie for depicting the French medical system "too positively", I think, doesn't quite capture the nature of the criticism. Again, Reuters, which has many many levels of copy-editing, felt the criticisms over the film's accuracy substantial enough to merit an appellation in

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disgruntled employees and the guilty physicians who feel complicit in its malaise, and the politicians who grease the wheels of the machine. Why are we criticizing a film that sets out to do exactly what it tells us it is going to do? Should we criticize a red light for not being green? A cat for not being a dog? A car for not being a boat? Film criticism has a pretty strict set of guidelines; if we go to a film that is billed as a romance, but come out of what turned out to be a zombie slasher pic instead, then we fell cheated as a viewer.

9840:. And, the actual author is not "Reuters" as you claim (which would make it an editorial) but film critic Bob Tourtellotte, so you didn't attribute correctly. Tourtellotte "is the West Coast Media Correspondent for Reuters, based in Los Angeles where he has been stationed for 14 years." Tourtellotte "covers movies and the movie industry, which he has followed for nearly a decade after covering emerging companies, technology, hotels and gambling for Reuters financial news service. Bob holds an M.A. in journalism from New York University." 3423:'s comments above seem to demonstrate clearly that they do) they should be incorporated into the article under a separate heading and once consensus is reached on that section, it should be summarized with a sentence or two in the lead. There shouldn't be much argument on this policy, right? All views should be expressed without undue weight, I think that is understood. On the issue of whether a POV tag should remain in the article until editors have had a chance to introduce a more complete criticism section, in my opinion it should. 6388:

reporter's short segment whose sin was that he only sort of agreed with the movie instead of nominating Moore for sainthood. Why aren't any of the substantive and well-sourced criticisms mentioned other than a single vague sentence in the lead and in the criticism section? It trivializes the criticism when it's only David Ansen, Kurt Loder, and Sanjay Gupta mentioned. I haven't seen a single person who knows anything about health policy approve of the film, yet Moore is lionized for his supposed expertise.

10869:. However, the author of a source may be reliable outside her/his primary field if s/he has become recognized as having expertise in that secondary area of study. In general, an article should use the most reliable and appropriate published sources to cover all majority and significant-minority published views, in line with Knowledge:Neutral point of view." The lead section according to WP:MOSFILMS should reflect "a brief look at the film's impact: whether critics liked the film or not (and why)", but the 1767:

relevant for PETA's wiki entry, but not for every other entry. It's not like there's a section under the "insulin" or "diabetes" entry that gives the PETA view, that they're against much treatment for diabetics because animal products are used, or a PETA note for every person on Wiki who is not a vegetarian. To give the PETA view for anything that they express an opinion on is to express the view that PETA is so important that their view must be included in wiki--which violates NPOV, anyway.

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received from non-film-related sources, mostly composed of political attacks against Michael Moore that either ignore the film entirely or misdirect a discussion of the film to other topics that lie outside the film itself. This is why film reviews from reliable film publications are so important. Political agendas, POV pushers, and attack pieces are not relevant. MOSFILMS explicitly states that the lead should describe "whether critics liked the film or not (and why)"; that means

9570:; I don't understand why you are against citing film criticism in an article about a film. Sourcing is always restricted by three essential things: authority, accuracy, and currency. If a source does not meet those three criteria, it may be removed. In this discussion, we are focusing on authority and accuracy. I have given you an example of an authoritative film critic who has criticized Michael Moore. Now, all you have to do is find one that criticizes the 8214:

from the Knowledge article. I haven't seen a single supporter of the American healthcare system call the movie an expose. As the New York Times noted, Moore's anecdotes are not new and some have been known for decades. What's factual is not new, and what's new is not factual. I've expressed a willingness to compromise: equal treatment for the term "polemic." Right now, "expose" is given better treatment than "polemic," and you're asking to unbalance it further.

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ever seen." And I stand by my claim that it is the worst sourcing I have ever seen. Anyway, here is what I said right up the page a little, "Look, if you can't source something in a sentence with one, two or possibly three citations, you shouldn't be posting it at all. Let's integrate those criticisms into the appropriate section and properly cite them before putting them on the page. Wow, an invitation to merge it into the article and nothing about it being ""

999:- the "controversies" article is already larger than the (film) article. Merging would completely overshadow the main article. A simple link to the "controversies" article is perfectly appropriate. Also, my unsolicited opinion is that, while the (film) article is straight-forward and encyclopedic, the "controversies" article (partially by its nature) is much less encyclopedic and necessarily allows for more leeway concerning slanted information. Just my 2¢. -- 4155:"Why didn’t the network use the precious one hour of airtime to do its own original enterprise reporting about America’s uninsured, America spending 16% of the GDP on health care, America being the only industrialized nation without some form of universal, comprehensive national health insurance, and American being one of only two countries that allows direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertising?" asked Schwitzer. "Why? Because that would be hard work." 11822:

without engaging the other party are criticisms or critiques. We can have a separate discussion about whether the criticisms are notable for the lead, but Gupta is the only Sicko controversy. You vastly overstate the contents of smb's source - the sentence is clearly alluding to the contentiousness of national health insurance proposals, not of Sicko, and it doesn't note the existence of a prolonged public debate between notable parties regarding Sicko.

9067:, Moore and CNN. Bozell says that Moore has nothing to complain about, because CNN gave him lots of face time while only giving him mild criticism. Bozell and Schwitzer are talking about the exact same controversy, the difference being that (1) Schwitzer is less notable; (2) takes up twice as much space; and (3) is redundant of two other quoted people in the section (Moore and FAIR), while Bozell's POV is not reflected anywhere else in the section. 9796:

it supposed to mean? The problem still remains: who are these viewers, and why are we giving them undue weight in the lead section when we have already neutralized the lead. And, where are the reliable film sources in film publications? Please, do a little research. Read and understand the NPOV policy. Do you also think that writing "Moore's possible violation of the United States embargo" was neutral? Try reading actual, authoritative

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semblance of neutrality, you will do some actual research and attempt to balance the article with both pro and con positions, paying special attention to avoiding undue weight. You will not do so, however, because your only purpose on this article is to skew it to show that "every responsible health policy economist has criticized the film's accuracy". Do you not see how your POV and tendentious editing behavior is the problem, here? —

10294:, 4/24/2006, Vol. 402, Issue 1) Yes, I think we can, and I think that is the consensus of most film critics, which is why I have asked for those terms to be included in the lead. And, those three words offer more information than any other description I've seen, yet they have been actively opposed by the same editors who would prefer to stuff the lead with meaningless, uninformative statments that disinform and manipulate the reader. — 516:

several have good descriptions of parts of the movie that I intend to add to the synopsis section. Not because I agree or disagree with the movie, but because the movie is important enough for readers to know what the important points are: the important points that Moore makes, and the important points that his critics make, and the important points that his defenders make, and the important points that Moore makes in his own defense.

10829:, absolutely. Look at your comments above: "Viriditas's view of OR is awfully one-sided...Viriditas objects to any addition of the well-sourced criticism of Moore...because the alternative tack, frequently taken by Viriditas's edits, of simply naming a single cited commentator when several express the same opinion, can be misleading..." Please, give it a rest. You can't address the issues, so instead, you have chosen to make 420:). Actually, those who are sympathetic and unsympathetic with Moore say he denigrates the American system (a critique), holds other systems up as either perfect or close to it (a defense) and does not present a detailed proposal for change, none of which makes his movie immune from criticism. Your idea that it should be protected from criticism is without justification in any Knowledge policy, guideline, rule or tradition. 8918:

impose our editorial judgment on verified opinions we think wrong, or I'd be slicing two thirds of this article to cut all the Moore arguments I think are wrong and far more ludicrous. There's more than two opinions: Moore claims CNN is biased against him; CNN claims they are neutral; Bozell claims that CNN is biased towards Moore. All are notable, all deserve mention if we're going to cover the controversy at all.

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important fact worthy of inclusion, whereas the fact that "L. Brent Bozell III" is of the opinion that Gupta was right & Moore "walked away from the facts" is (I suppose), and the coverage time thing just seems to obscure the debate. I wasn't (and am still not) thinking about POV, I was thinking relevance, but if something is POV it needs to be removed; NPOV is not the inclusion of all possible POV sides. cheers

4219:. He did a segment contrasting the cost and quality of care between the US, Canada, and Cuba. In the segment he was using the example of a broken leg, following a person in each country through the process of treatment for the injury. Anyone have any idea where/how to add this into the article if I can properly reference it? Does anyone have any objections to it? Also, where is the + button for adding new sections? 351:

guidelines as to what should be included and from whom. As the page now stands, there is a definite negative slant towards the film and this will only get worse as the film actually gets released. I think we should set high criteria for the inclusion of criticism and praise and then judiciously remove all info that doesn't reach standards. Another option would be to create a page for commentary on the film.

4984:: "OxyContin or Oxycontin — editor's choice"). Also I googled 'SiCKO' (limited to where 'sicko' appeared in the title) and though more news headlines used 'Sicko' than 'SiCKO', 'the latter did come up frequently. However, virtually everywhere, the form "Sicko" heavily predominated when used in the general text of the article, no matter which form used in the headline -I think we should do this as well. 9832:

is why I have asked you and THF to cite film publications. WP:RS also mandates that "claims of consensus must be sourced. The claim that all or most scientists, scholars, or ministers hold a certain view requires a reliable source. Without it, opinions should be identified as those of particular, named sources" which is exactly what you failed to do; such criticisms go in the criticism section - see

9511:-related controversy, it will surely be covered by film magazines. The current lead notes that there is criticism and controversy over the comparison made between health care systems and that is entirely accurate. If there are further points of criticism and controversy that should be added to the lead, please describe them here. The lead should be expanded, but so should the body of the article. — 4558:

controversy sub-section. Look, if you can't source something in a sentence with one, two or possibly three citations, you shouldn't be posting it at all. Let's integrate those criticisms into the appropriate section and properly cite them before putting them on the page. As a new user, you can easily use this talk page to try out some of the stuff you put in and just ask for some help.

11192:- and add those weasel words to every Michael Moore film. Heck, you could add that template to every article on Knowledge that links to Moore. Again, not notable nor neutral. The "facts" are seriously in question, here, so it's a dead horse out of the gate. Don't use the lead section to fight the batttle. Now, if you do some actual research (why do I have to keep saying this) you 9748:. "Some viewers have criticized it" is not acceptable, nor is the use of a long quote that stands outside the article in what should be a paraphrase of the article itself. The criticism, "it lacked any substance" attributed to "some viewers" is not appropriate. Furthermore, such weasel criticism amounts to undue weight, which is exactly what was removed when it was neutralized. — 11611:

to document the the long wait-times common to government-run healthcare, such as those run by France and Cuba, and posted videos on its Web site detailing horror stories from Canada's system. "Mr. Moore is not telling the whole story. He plays fast and loose with the facts," says the group's executive director Sarah Berk. "We're here to educate the public on what he has left out."

2911:. Redacting really adds nothing to your argument. Again, it's not policy. I see no reason not to outline a few criticisms, but I also don't think the movie has been out particularly long enough to have mature criticisms and analysis of the movie. Right now, the criticism is over Moore's politics and some minor inaccuracies (like, he says 50M uninsured when it's really 44M) -- 6694:, especially for a controversial article like this one. My point is that there are numerous verifiable reliable sources that do this accounting. What "relevant section" do you suggest integrating such information into? We'll see how well the page holds up against POV-pushing over the weekend when I'm not around. The synopsis section could use further trimming. 11784:

parties must be engaged directly with each other, and probably through multiple iterations. To qualify as "notable", I think it's minimally necessary that several prominent 3rd party news organizations have reported on the prolonged dispute. The only thing that perhaps qualifies is the Gupta/CNN issue. Everything else we're talking about is just criticism.

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reviews, for example. Is it mentioned there? If not, probably not notable enough. Note that "brief description" is a modification of wp:lead that may not be consensus; there's a discussion on the lead talkpage where I point out that it was changed surreptitiously from "should mention any notable controversies". Feel free to satisfy either wording.

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primarily concerned with political discourse, or primarily concerned with journalism? If there is a policy that requires criticism of all films, regardless of topic, to come from film-related sources, then I do apologize for not having looked hard enough to find it. But right now I'm honestly a little confused by your insistence on this point.

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Hitler's psycological background/motivations & Germany's devestated economy during the rise of the Nazi party, whereas this film doesn't even address economic forces at work in current US healthcare, especially HMOs. Of course, it's not a mockumentary like Blair Witch Project or Borat but should fall into the realm of political propaganda.

10139:. We don't choose a specific critic and cite them in the lead, nor do we use the lead section as a controversy section. The lead can use expansion just like the rest of the article, but the lead section is not the place for citing specific critics over others; it is the place for generalizing the article, which is exactly what it has done. — 9977:'Sicko controversies' page did so with the expressed intent of including a disproportionate amount of criticism as quickly as possible. His starting point was that Michael Moore "gets things wrong" and "this Knowledge article about a Michael Moore movie" should end up looking like "every other Knowledge article" about a Michael Moore movie. 4152:, a journalism professor at University of Minnesota who reviews health care reporting, said, "CNN doesn’t have a journalist that can stand up to Moore on a discussion about health care policy issues because it doesn’t have a journalist that has researched health policy issues in this country as much as Moore and his documentary team has." 11169:

American health care system too negatively and those of Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and Cuba too positively, while others called the portrayals of the various systems fair."? I don't have sources handy for anything following "while others", but I'm sure they can be found. I'm also concerned that even if the issues identified by

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until the POV problem that multiple editors have pointed out is fixed, which we're very close to reaching consensus on: you're one of two editors who disagree, but you continue to fail to base that disagreement with reference to Knowledge policies and guidelines. I'll ignore the war of attrition personal attack, other than to note

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Atlanta and Washington, D.C. After leaving the television news business, he has frequently been asked to write or speak on the state of medical journalism. He now runs one of the premiere health blogs. What's Bozell know about journalism and medicine, and medical journalism, outside of his partisan diatribes? Not much. --

4988:: I support the renaming because (1) it's accurate -that's how the film is actually titled and marketed, (2) it seems that it is acceptable to do so (or at the least unclear that we can't), and (3) many news organizations also report it that way in the title. Addendum: for text in the article, retain the lowercase "Sicko". 7506:. The Pharmaceutical industry is facing a fresh round of criticism as three current or former marketers have all gone public with negative things to say about Big Pharma while Michael Moore waits in the wings to do an exposé of the industry...director Michael Moore's new film, Sicko, is said to be about Big Pharma.( 4380:, let me just say Sorry. I didn't realise that you and C.m.jones owned Knowledge. Congratulations. Oh, wait. Michael Moore thinks that the segments are relevent to Sicko, or he wouldn't host both of them in the SiCKO portion of his website as well as an interview attributing the origin of the film to these segments. 11798:, which doesn't require multiple iterations. I'll note that the reliable sources suggested by smb in his 15:04, 6 August 2007 (UTC) talk page comment show that this is an ongoing dispute between Moore supporters and opponents and that it thus qualifies even under your definition. (Separately, I hope I never hear a 10278:

be included in the lead section. The lead section doesn't need to represent minority views, nor should it, and when notable minority views are represented, they should reflect the current article and not make new claims. Can we all agree that the film is considered "polemical entertainment" (per Erica Abeel of

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standards that are obvious to nobody but yourself. You aren't fleshing out why these additions are "amateurish" or what, if anything, should be in an article on a film. Since you don't think a notable medical commentator and his confrontation with Moore over the very core of the film don't belong, I question

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hollow laugh from anyone devilling with the detail of the NHS" was written as as a transition into another topic altogether, in good editorial style. Ted, have you had some free time to improve this article by adding actual film criticism? No? Any particular reason you've avoided representing editorials

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source, and as such, you are not justified to remove the term from the article. Michael Moore is described in many reliable sources as a "modern muckracker", making him a leading exponent of "exposé journalism". There is nothing POV about this in any way: the two terms are not mutually exclusive. In the

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complies with NPOV, and some people who disagree. In general, you should not remove the NPOV dispute tag merely because you personally feel the article complies with NPOV. Rather, the tag should be removed only when there is a consensus among the editors that the NPOV disputes have indeed been resolved.

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I'll say that, in my opinion, it's enough to say that the section on the Gupta controversy isn't enhanced by stating the amount of air time devoted to it. It's really irrelevant. It's enough to say that CNN aired the controversy without the distraction of the number of hours and minutes of air time. -

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Canada, Britain, France and Cuba. None of these, particularly Cuba, is as idyllic as portrayed. All require higher taxes to finance and are beset by inefficiencies...The truth of the U.S. system is that it is the best in the world for those who can pay for the best it has to offer." Hardly a critic? —

1580:-- a page, incidentally, that isn't a controversy page at all, but a rather conspicuous and desperate rebuttal page. We can explicate the real controversies (and there are two or three) here on the main page, until such time a separate page becomes indispensable. But right now it is just not the case. 11821:

Debate and discussion consist of iterated communication between parties. Neither hit-and-run attacks nor situations where one party does not engage or respond to the other constitute a debate or discussion that would then define controversy. One-sided communications to a 3rd party audience on a topic

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If the concerns with my most recent sentence are that it doesn't represent the views of the many commentators who did not see problems, what about something like this: "Sicko opened to positive reviews and debate over its content. Several commentators accused Moore of distorting facts to portray the

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It's POV because many commentators do not believe that facts were distorted or that Moore characterizes the respective systems, and their views are not represented in that summary of the controversy. It's undue weight because that proposed edit is unreasonably bloated in comparison with controversies

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and provide a balanced perspective on the most notable issues pertaining to the film; I object to your tendentious editing practices which hold the article and other editors hostage through your use of the unbalanced and POV tags, threatening to use them if we don't comply with your demands; I object

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Viriditas objects to the inclusion of notable points of view because they are purportedly just "politically motivated attack pieces." This is untrue, as anyone who reads all of the sourcing I gave can verify, but it is also irrelevant even if it were true. The film itself is a politically motivated

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This particular article is about a film. The lead section is supposed to summarize the article about the film using the best sources available. The current article does not do that. Instead, the current article is being edited to place undue weight on the 8% of negative criticism that the film has

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The film has a 92% positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and the consensus of the positive film criticism is found just about everywhere. We don't need to lend undue weight to what some people think is controversial or what some editors think is inaccurate, and that is exactly what has been happening.

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guideline, which says that "In general, an article should use the most reliable and appropriate published sources to cover all majority and significant-minority published views, in line with Knowledge:Neutral point of view." Most importantly, "Sources should be appropriate to the claims made." This

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on Cuba" seems to suggest that you don't understand what weasel words are, and aren't familiar with the NPOV guideline. Some viewers have criticized the movie for many things, one of which may or may not be its "lack of substantive comparison", whatever that is supposed to mean. And what exactly is

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It wouldn't matter if ten editors took a position contrary to Knowledge policy, and all it would take is one editor justifying the edit with respect to policy for me to accept a compromise. Nothing in Knowledge policy states that any three editors can unilaterally decide to override Knowledge policy

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Sounds like THF is lazy - Schwitzer is more notable in this debate than Bozell. He worked in television medical news for 14 years, with positions at CNN in Atlanta, WFAA-TV in Dallas, and WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee. He was head of the medical news unit at CNN, leading the efforts of ten staff members in

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You never said what is wrong with the text I suggested above. "Moore said Gupta is biased due to med. industry sponsors, but Gupta denied the allegations" is much better than "Moore said Gupta is biased due to med. industry sponsors, but L. Brent Bozel III said CNN gave him 3 hours 10 minutes of free

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say that. The problem is that truth, while obviously welcome and necessary, is not enough to constitute encyclopedic writing in and of itself. The progression of an article must also be relevant and informative, and this statement about what-some-people-say is neither. Who are these people, one might

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so the topic has been on the forefront of debate in the U.S. (and Hollywood) well before Moore got around to tackling the issue. And, there is no relationship between the term "exposé" and POV. "Exposé" describes a type of investigative journalism; its use has no bearing on whether the reporting is

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that "this film does not accurately depict the health benefits industry" and that the company has "long championed the need for fundamental, consumer-focused transformation of health care." Humana goes on to state that "it is unacceptable that millions of Americans lack access to quality, affordable

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It's written by someone who agrees with Moore that there are problems in the healthcare system, and that he's doing an expose'. Show me someone who disagrees with Moore's conclusions that calls it an expose'. I've shown you people who agree with Moore who call his movie a polemic, yet that word was

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So edit the article with the sources you've found and then remove the tag. I suggest holding off on editing the lead until you've established that the criticisms are sufficiently notable in the body to establish consensus that it's lead-worthy. I might have some reservations about some of the sources

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Still believe it would be better to move much of this information into a different section, though if no one else agrees, I will not object to your proposal. If memory serves, when Moore says: "...and the United States slipped to 37 in health care around the world...", it was in response to Clinton's

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criticized the film for this? Where? What did they say, exactly? Suggesting that "someone" has criticized it is not particularly meaningful or encyclopedic. The rest of the quotation reads like advocacy, making assertions about factual inaccuracies that are exposed by this vague "has been" criticism.

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The film has also been criticized for a lack of statistics. Instances are presented, but never documented for status as the "norm" or an "exception". The one statistic (unsupported number) presented (deaths of Americans without health insurance) calculates out to approximately 1 death in 2,000 people

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I've been doing some work on it at the Gupta page. I think since the report was about the film itself, it should be on the film page, and also for the reason smb gives - it will flesh out criticism. The paragraph on the Gupta page would be a good starting point, although I'd prefer someone re-write

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The unbalanced tag is repeatedly being removed on the ground that the article is about "the film." (Why this is a rebuttal to the extensive criticism of the film that is ignored in the article is beyond me.) Moreover, the article has extensive discussion of left-wing points of view that have nothing

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Of course my viewpoint isn't the only one that matters. All significant viewpoints matter, and I object to the omission of significant viewpoints in violation of NPOV. Nor am I the arbiter of neutrality: Knowledge rules are, and there's an objective standard for determining whether they're met: are

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I fail to see the rationalization for treating guidelines as easily discardable without good reason, and one has yet to be provided, when it's simple enough to acknowledge the controversy in the introduction. (Of course, one first has to acknowledge the controversy in the article, which is where the

3012:) does not remotely mean "possibly", and you have yet to justify an exception to the guideline. I've stated repeatedly that the criticism should be in the lead, and that the article fails that guideline. In any event, the substandard lead is not the only problem with the article, which violates the 2839:

4 The article omits the significant point of view published in several reliable sources that the movie is misleading and inaccurate, even as Moore's POV that the movie is his "strongest critique yet about the economic system of the U.S" is trumpeted (and contradicts the pooh-poohing here that this is

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I assert that left-wing polemics, and left-wing criticisms of right-wing polemics, are generally more accurate, hence generally better represented in Knowledge. Debate specific inclusions and omissions rather than complaining about an overall trend, unless you can prove that it's the editing, and not

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will help regenerate and influence the health-care debate - we can easily make a note of that - though surely such a longstanding debate is distinguishable and stands on its own merit. We should be careful not to mistake or deliberately conflate the much broader ideological battle for criticism of an

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page down to about 10% of its current length. Clearly there was a POV agenda in creating the controversies article. Its excessive exposure of criticism would never have withstood NPOV editing in the Sicko (film) article, so an unnecessary controversies article was created in an attempt to advance the

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to receive criticism. It's director proposes overturning the private health insurance industry. No small matter. What I cannot stand, is people who mistake or deliberately conflate a much wider ideological debate for criticism of the piece itself. Moore's trip to Cuba is controversial. His loose view

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I agree with unsigned 84.78.221.49 and others that this article should use the word documentary, not propaganda. Although I personally disagree with pretty much everything that comes out of Michael Moore's mouth or camera, it must be labeled a documentary because it is one whether I like it or not.

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Correction: The film is a well-done, polished documentary based on the world we're living in, which couldn't be fiction. And a newspaper article is a documentary, but doesn't pose itself as one, because it's common sense. It's common sense, because it's a document. The events in the film were not

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I said "I see lots of discussion of factual errors." I should have said "I see lots of discussion of the factual error controversy" to avoid confusion. Yes, Time did a shallow job of reporting, and should have done some investigation into whether the accusations of factual errors were true instead

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PhRMA went on to say "a review of America's health care system should be balanced, thoughtful and well-researched" before adding, "Unfortunately, you won't get that from Michael Moore." ... ." Health Care America, a non-profit financed in part by pharmaceutical and hospital companies, held briefings

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Both sides would be the truthful side and Moore's side. :-) I don't disagree that there is a lot missing from the article, as I have repeatedly stated that. It's not clear to me that the demonstration was encyclopedically notable, but I won't contest its addition. Factual errors in a documentary,

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What do you consider "both sides"? The criticism section should be weighted towards the positive based on the average review; at this point it isn't, and is somewhat biased towards the negative. And the response section should only cover the most notable responses, and at present, it doesn't. For

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Or, once again, as the narration proceeds in the film: "When we see a good idea from another country, we grab it. If they build a better car, we drive it. If they make a better wine, we drink it." A central pillar. That still leaves plenty of room for pointed criticism, but sources of criticism must

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on this article which has been non-stop for almost a month; and lastly, I object to your continuous stream of objections which claim, over and over again, that the article is somehow biased in favor of Moore because it does not lend undue weight in the lead section, or in other parts of the article.

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No personal attacks. Actual questions have been left unanswered several times, so repeating them again and again might sound like a personal attack to you. And, you keep repeating your mantra, "The problem with the article is that it is unbalanced in favor of Moore" again and again, no matter what

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the issue. So, I'll bring you back on topic: What reliable film sources are you using to represent the "leading views"? And you are quoting the NPOV policy out of context. The quote you refer to above is preceded by "It is not sufficient to discuss an opinion as fact merely by stating "some people

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Where do you get this "8%" number? Rotten Tomatoes? I think that gives undue weight to film critics, who are judges of aesthetics and entertainment quality, not of the factual accuracy of documentaries. Again, every responsible health policy economist has criticized the film's accuracy; this is not

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I can't speak for Viriditas, but I believe that the controversy is adequately summarized in the current form such that it is currently "including a description of the criticism" and not just being alluded to. Expanding what is there to include specific points brought by a small minority of reviewers

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I'm quite willing to discuss this point of view, although I'd rather not get sucked in to devoting quite the time to its discussion that some of you seem to be. It's just the view of a hitherto uninvolved editor (who is, for what little it's worth, a Canadian who's very fond of his country's system

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That's a manual of style guideline. Since the reliable Source used the passive voice, it is acceptable though. However it is easy to change to active voice since it's reuters that made the report. I have changed it to active voice to support the source. It is not undue weight as it is esentially

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Exactly. Just because someone said something doesn't make it a notable criticism; especially such a weak and logically fallacious "counter-point" as Bozell's. Is that really the best counterpoint to Moore? "They put him on the air, thus they have no bias?" Pretty weak, and kind of dumb. I'm not

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Verifiability is necessary but not sufficient for inclusion. Knowledge is not an indiscriminate pile of verifiable facts and through consensus editors have every right to select what is worth including in an article. It's not POV to remove text with low information content, and such content does not

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Your reply makes no sense since I proposed no change but simply supplied a comment. And that's not really OR, it's their business model. Wouldn't be hard to find someone to back the assertion that "The media put people on their shows who people will watch, so that they can sell more advertising at

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doesn't seem to be relevant to the debate. I seriously doubt anyone will come here seeking information on how much CNN airtime the Gupta controversy consumed, or that the amount of airtime will sway anyone's evaluation of the matter. I previously made this edit but it got reverted so please comment.

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I propose that the phrase "CNN gave three hours and ten minutes of free publicity to Moore on its shows Larry King Live and The Situation Room," be removed from the Gupta controversy section (leaving the second part of the sentence containing an actual criticism intact).it detracts from the flow and

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piece calling it an expose' is hardly that much of a critic of Moore: "Sicko doesn't have the answer, but if it can do for health care what An Inconvenient Truth did for global warming, pass the popcorn." I really resent the mischaracterization. Let's see a real opponent of the viewpoint pushed by

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I don't see how any discussion/wikipedia page can be neutral about a topic which is inherently a political topic. Any statement which criticizes, or praises the topic is in of itself not neutral. Therefore the tag should be removed, and a notice stating that universal health care, and how to fund it

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By your edits it would appear there are many things about this article you are ambivalent about, such as the lack of any mention of Michael Moore being nominated for sainthood or voted sexiest man alive. A political film being criticized for its seeming bias is certainly something to be mentioned in

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I agree with Ryan that we should avoid the passive voice, but the proposed solution in the lead violates NPOV by trivializing the criticism, by implying that it's just David Ansen, rather than a wide variety of film critics, economists, and public policy analysts who have criticized the film for its

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sourced". It's kinda sad that you didn't get your way for once and had to start making shit up. Here is the edit summary "removed craptacular section from page....please use the critical response section and cite your sources appropriately...criticism sections are pov magnets...Worst sourcing I have

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Don't worry, you have plenty of standing. I just couldn't let that monstrosity of a section live and I had to put it out of it's misery. Looking through the history, it wasn't your additions that make it ridiculous but the addition of ten external links to a weasel sentence and the creation of a new

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suggests that a lead section can be as long as four paragraphs, there is no reason why criticism can't be referenced, along with every other major point in the article. The fact that WP:LEAD is a guideline and not a policy is irrelevant. I agree that this article is NPOV and that the NPOV tag should

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is not relevant to this article, and what is done in that article does not set precedent here. Putting lots of criticism in the lead makes no sense since these articles are encyclopedic, not platforms for debate. (Incidentally, I think the lead to that article is excessive and I snipped it, although

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Nine editors for and two against (one is the creator of the page and the other doesn't want to bloat the page)if the page is greatly reduced. I would say that this is a very strong consensus to merge and reduce. Some editors want to take a chainsaw to it and others want 10% left. Should we start the

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and his total fabrication that Moore did not check the statements of the people featured in his film). I disagree that "there is a lot to be said about the film's politics and methods". Michael Moore's overt political bent, his approach to movie making, is adequately detailed on various other pages.

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He also excluded information pertaining to the Treasury Department probe. This strongly indicates that Noroton is not genuinely interested in informing people; but in creating a page stacked with critical quotations so that it can be adduced against Michael Moore in a wider ideological debate (hence

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There is no Knowledge guideline, rule, policy or tradition about getting consensus to create a page. Knowledge encourages creation of articles as long as they meet Knowledge standards. Please review Knowledge policies. If you find one regarding getting a consensus on whether or not to create a page,

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basic underlying premise. It is neither a critique nor a defence of foreign establishments. Rather, it is a critique of the US health-care system. The director is cherry-picking the best working parts of outside systems in the hope of having them implemented back at home. So providing extensive room

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piece have been countered in many other articles. Film critics admit that Moore is selective, but all documentary films are selective, so that's a non-notable criticism. Find something notable about the film that is factually erroneous and can be found in the majority of film criticisms about the

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the balance," he said in a phone interview. "In our newsweeklies, how often will you see a 12-page advertising supplement sponsored by a health-care company? So every two or three years I come along for three hours and say, 'And now for the other side,' two hours of equal time for the thousands of

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Ted, in my opinion you have a history of actions that are not constructive, and you're quickly losing the ability to ask me to AGF with you. But all this discussion is moot if it doesn't impact the article. Propose a specific edit that resolves your tag. Sarcasticidealists' second proposed sentence

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As for the rest, I've documented my claims, and other editors have agreed with me every single time I have sought dispute resolution through the RFC process, including once where you agreed with me and helped resolve an issue of an overlong synopsis, and including this time. The POV tags thus stay

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This is the last personal attack from V I will respond to. I have reverted multiple inappropriate additionals of con material. The problem with the article is that it is unbalanced in favor of Moore, with several representations of Moore's point of view already included, while my additions of con

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All three of V's quotes of me are taken out of context, but I don't wish to derail the discussion that's taking place. V has added nothing new to support the false claim that only film critics count, and the discussion is getting tendentious. WEASEL and NPOV and WEIGHT requires sourcing, and I've

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of which were written by authoritative film critics. All of these so-called "criticisms" appear to be nothing more than politically-motivated attacks. Considering that there are around 156 film reviews on Rotten Tomatoes alone, this kind of "criticism" can only be described as POV pushing and has

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to cite a specific film critic in the lead (as THF et al. have been doing) who makes weasel statements about what "some viewers" think. And, nobody has been able to explain what "a lack of a substantive comparison" actually means (it means nothing and says nothing), and why it is notable enough to

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This seems very clearcut to me. Critical reaction to this movie has extended well beyond film critics, and the political discussion surrounding it certainly constitutes "significant impact outside the world of film." As to your suggestion that synthesizing critical reactions is OR, yes and no: if

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Also, whatever the reasons for creating the controversies page, the fact remains that all the stuff that disagreed with moore was moved over there, then expanded, then reintroduced and slashed right down. So whether it was created by those who are pro- or anti-Moore, doesn't change the fact that it

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First, you don't seem to understand reliable sources. It is not weasel words to use active voice and sourced criticism. In fact, it is the exact opposite of weasel words. Your concern seems to be with the Reuters article which uses the term "some viewers", in which case I suggest you contact the

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to help resolve the dispute about whether the amount of CNN air time devoted to Moore is relevant. Please note that the Third Opinion proces is intended for breaking a tie in a dispute between two editors. There are three editors here, so a third opinion plea isn't really appropriate. Nevertheless,

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Then he walked away from the facts, making the outrageous claim that communist Cuba's dismal ranking is all America's fault: "The fact that the healthcare system in an impoverished nation crippled by our decades-old blockade (including medical supplies and drugs) ranks so closely to ours is more an

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Well, that's an issue of weight, and Moore has plenty more weight than Bozell in this article; note that I limit Bozell's comments (which are far stronger when it comes to the quality of the movie itself) to the Gupta controversyr. But your argument is incorrect to the extent you're implying that,

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I don't particularly care if the material appears in the lead or not, and I have absolutely no interest in reverting your changes. My question about whether you had seen the film, and why you personally consider the WHO statement "advocacy" has nothing to do with this article, which is why I added

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The sections still need to be developed, so this is really in its infancy. Factual errors can be sorted by topic, as much of that information was removed from the synopsis and could be added back into new sections with sources. The synopsis needs to be entirely rewritten. Take some time to browse

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It is really problematic the way that every time someone points out the Knowledge has a rule for dealing with a situation, CM Jones accuses the editor of Wikilawyering. This is why the page does not comply with the NPOV rule, and now CM Jones seeks to have it stop complying with the WP:NAME rules.

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The Convention states: Follow standard English text formatting for article names that are trademarks. Items in full or partial uppercase (such as Invader ZIM) should have standard capitalisation (Invader Zim)." It goes on to say "Exceptions include article titles with the first letter lowercase and

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So here is what you want to put in "The film has also been criticized for a lack of statistics. Instances are presented, but never documented for status as the "norm" or an "exception". The one statistic (unsupported number) presented (deaths of Americans without health insurance) calculates out to

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That isn't the way we edit on Knowledge, and in relation to the film, the director taking a well-known critic head on, face-to-face, is remarkable enough for inclusion. I don't think in a month we are going to look back and say "The Gupta Affair was a watershed for this film" and I can't image why

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I completely disagree. Here we have a respected medical professional on a major network directly disputing, to the director's face, the facts in the film. The director answers these charges point-by-point. Not only are the two people involved notable in their respected fields, but it goes to the

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CM Jones has now improperly removed the unbalanced tag three times without any explanation why criticism from the NY Times, the Toronto Star, Washington Post, Business Week, the American, Cato, National Review, Weekly Standard, and MTV is being entirely disregarded in the article, despite the clear

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With respect to the "just a movie" claim, if that were really the case, then there is an NPOV violation because of the POV-pushing of Moore's views on the healthcare debate. Make up your mind: if the article is about the movie, then there's too much extraneous stuff on healthcare, and the synopsis

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In the movie, Moore indicates that a medical center in Los Angeles that provides poor care for patients is run by USC. This is only partially correct. It is worth noting that USC does not manage the hospital, it merely provides doctors for the hospital through its medical program. USC does not have

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This article shows that there is a big controversy over the movie's political points and methods, that there is a lot to be said about the film's politics and methods, and that there's a lot to be said in support and in opposition to the film, and in every shade of opinion in between. It touches on

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Perhaps the title "Criticisms of the film Sicko" would be more appropriate. The main article for Sicko should have a small criticisms section that links to this article for those who are interested. There are many other topics that have an article specifically geared towards criticism. How about

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Whether or not there was piracy seems to me to be something more than just a controversy. As with the Treasury Department investigation, it involves events connected to the subject of the film that occurred independent of whether or not there was controversy around them. It just seems to me that it

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the film is released" (which is wrong, the film has been on the internet and is now in a number of theaters), so criticism can't really take place before a film is released, even if critics have seen it and political commentators have seen it and even though there are more than a dozen commentaries

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I think it should be clear that the film is a documentary and not propaganda. It concentrates on issues of the society and clearly he has a motive of bringing the topic up and that way affect the public opinion, BUT propaganda would be promotion of a certain political group and that the documentary

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We fix it by taking the one thing they do right in Canada and the one thing they do right in Britain and the one thing they do right in France, and put it together and call it the American system. That's what we're good at doing; it's called the melting pot. But all we hear about is, 'oh, there's

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The stories of the pharmaceutical companies and the health insurance companies is told. My film acts as a balance. I exist to provide balance, and I tell you, it isn't much balance. They're on every day, all day. My film is 2 hours. If for 2 hours during this entire year, people are exposed to the

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It's stated as an opinion of several commentators (which is unquestionably true), rather than as an unalloyed fact. When there is no consensus to violate the guideline, we should follow the guideline, and I am not the only editor who agrees that the guideline is appropriate in this circumstance.

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problem. Even as you accuse me (and apparently the other editors who agree with me) of violations of NPOV, you just quoted the language "To fairly represent all the leading views in a dispute it is sometimes necessary to qualify the description of an opinion, or to present several formulations of

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I think that if we can hash out our disagreement on those four points, we'll be working pretty effectively towards consensus. If you are unclear on my views on any of the above four points, please let me know and I'll elaborate. If you understand my views on those four points, please explain why

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is utterly irrelevant. The issue is verifiability, and it's absolutely verifiable that Bozell rebutted Moore's claim of bias. Let readers decide for themselves. Your opinion that a verifiable point of view is incorrect is not a reason to remove it, just as I can't remove all of Moore's opinions

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Forgive the imprecision of using the shorthand "Moore supporter" for "supports Moore's goals of increasing government involvement in healthcare." Again, the issue is that it is a POV. A widespread POV, but a POV. The term "polemic" is even more widespread, and even more neutral, but was deleted

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restricts it to a work of fiction: it applies to all "published works". The section needs an axe, not a whittling knife: it is utterly improper to recount long stretches of dialogue in a movie. The "borderline vandalism" accusation is insulting, and the edit summary was accurate. If anything, I

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No, it is in fact the total OPPOSITE of iPod. If you look closely, you will notice the words "Items in full or partial uppercase". Hmm... you know what is in full or partial uppercase? SiCKO. I am sorry, does "article titles with the first letter lowercase and the second letter uppercase" apply to

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To be honest, your comments are amateurish. You make assertions as if they are self-evident, and since you are the only one (who is arguing with established and accomplished editors), perhaps you might be on the wrong side of the editorial debate. You are taking an article on a film and applying

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Response: The article advanced in support of retention is the very same article in dispute. You created it. You crafted it. It's easy to scour Rotten Tomatoes or Google News for critical opinions during the period of opening release, then proceed to slap them on a page and call it 'controversy'. A

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to refer to Michael Moore as a controversial, polarizing figure. While that description is not necessarily wrong, it strikes me as self-fulfilling (since the controversy usually originates in media reports on how controversial Mr. Moore is) and trivial. Any filmmaker, politically outspoken or not,

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shows that I'm interested in presenting a fair account of what the film is about and what people say about the film. This article shows that there is a big controversy over the movie, that there is a lot to be said about the film's politics and methods, and that there's a lot to be said in support

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has met with overwhelming praise, we should take pause in order to help create a balanced page. To this end I suggested filtering out weak and low quality information. Noroton did not agree and rushed off to find, and create, a page full of lengthy quotes (including distortions). Arguably, this is

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The citations I use back up my position. It does not appear to me that there's any distortion in saying you want to protect the movie by minimizing the amount of criticism in Knowledge as much as you can. That's been the constant theme of all of your comments. I, on the other hand, as my edits and

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from vocal minorities, such as various feminist, religious and conservative groups, that have railed against the novels. This is not mentioned in the Lead, however. Perhaps due to the sheer body of the article, the amount of information placed in the lead was deemed more important than the overly

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Separately, I object to the 14:41 claim that I have not been WFTE. Both times that I've introduced a new issue (the Cuba controversy; the claim that the movie's opening was a "dud"), I've added a response from Moore or from the Weinstein Company. The problem is that many of the Moore supporters

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the film: "His polemic exposes the damage to individuals and society that is caused by a system in which competing insurance companies have no reason to care what happens to unprofitable patients." The quote from the editor, "Moore's rose tinted portrayal of Europe's health systems will raise a

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goes into the reception section, where "criticism of content ought to be included if it is presented with reasonable documentation and if there is evidence of public awareness of the controversy. Responses to such criticism should likewise be presented on the same basis. The existence of a public

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Sarcasticidealist's edit is a step in the right direction, and I appreciate him taking the time to comment. My concern is that the suggestion is a little awkwardly phrased, and "too negatively" and "too positively" elides the real issue: that the movie is criticized as factually incorrect. "too

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Viriditas's view of OR is awfully one-sided, given that he repeatedly includes "Sicko opened to positive reviews" but insists that including the controversy in the lead would violate OR. (To be clear, I have no problem with the first clause, except as to the exclusion of the material required by

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public policy analyst to comment have disagreed with the movie" is a pile of crap. It means literally what it says. That they have criticized the movie. It doesn't state they they have all disagreed with everything in the film, or held up the American Health Care System as a miracle of the modern

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over the NPOV dispute tag, or have an extended debate about whether there is a NPOV dispute or not. In general, if you find yourself having an ongoing dispute about whether a dispute exists, there's a good chance one does, and you should therefore leave the NPOV tag up until there is a consensus

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It is important to remember that the NPOV dispute tag does not mean that an article actually violates NPOV. It simply means that there is an ongoing dispute about whether the article complies with a neutral point of view or not. In any NPOV dispute, there will be some people who think the article

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whether or not it is accurate; the most notable controversy is the U.S. government's alleged subpoena of filmmaker Michael Moore over his trip to Cuba. Allegations of "inaccuracy" apply to every film ever made, documentary or not, and are not "notable" in any way. I will be removing the POV tag

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this is outrageous, provides any evidence or data to back up such an outrageous claim. I think the Bozell piece is a great addition to the article, because it shows how the critics of the film have poorly-argued against it. Which is a shame - I would like to see some actual criticisms that, you

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Therein lies your problem: You are giving equal weight to Bozell and Moore, when the article is about Moore and his work, so to say that you would remove his arguments because you disagree with them, when the entirety of the subject is about Moore's arguments, shows your wrong-headed thinking in

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And Moore's point was that CNN is being underwritten by the drug companies and thus have a financial stake in casting him in a negative light; they'll get the best of both worlds - People watching for the advertising and they'll also make the drug company underwriters happy. So, my point doesn't

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The statement is directly responsive to the sentence in the article stating that "Moore accused CNN and Gupta of being biased in favor of the drug industry because most of the sponsors for their medical coverage, including Dr. Gupta's reports, were drug companies." NPOV requires the inclusion of

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should not be called an "exposé". Calling the film an "exposé" is not POV; it is an approximation of the stated purpose of the film. We are merely representing the film according to a wide variety of reliable secondary sources. Please give me a single, valid reason for not calling this film an

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believes that the term "exposé" is POV and should not be used to describe the film, or as a compromise, should be referred to as " a description of world health care systems, called an exposé of the American healthcare system by some". In fact, the term is used by a wide variety of publications,

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That Moore believes a reason for denying healthcare is "specious" is just his POV. This needs to be made clear, rather than stated as fact. As some of his critics have noted, at least some of the examples of people denied care in the US would have been denied care in the countries he celebrates.

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reset indent. This article can't contain critical discussion (or fawning discussion) of the film, THF - Knowledge is not a discussion board. The article can, however, contain citations of relevant analysts who take a position on the movie. If the bulk of analyst quotes side with Moore because the

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Ted, I see plenty of "critical discussion", too much in fact, and I would like you to show me where it "fails" to include it, as you claim. As for "extensive defense", this article is about Moore's film, not the health care debate waged by his critics. If you see a way of solving the problem to

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The CNN controversy section is wildly unbalanced and POV. It's ludicrous that--while no weight is given to the detailed rebuttals of Moore's inaccuracy by health-policy experts and economists--that there are ten paragraphs devoted to Moore and other left-wingers' scathing criticism of a minor tv

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to include. The Gupta v. Moore thing is just not important to this article. Given that, there is one way to include it that would be very interesting. Under the section "Responses to film", begin subsections by date. There include what may be deemed the most important responses to the film by

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WP:Lead says, in its current incarnation, "briefly describe", and "notable controversies". If the controversy about the content of the movie, or its polemical structure is notable, then it should be mentioned in most mainstream reviews of it. Take a sample of the NYT, Tribune, Slate, and Guardian

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requires notable controversies to be included in the lead paragraphs of the article. This is not done here. The movie has received substantial criticism for inaccuracies and rebuttal, and these facts are given short shrift in the article. The result is a one-sided article. Compare the similar

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It would help if we identify the real points of controversy. In my view: (1) Moore's trip to Cuba. (2) The Treasury Department probe into his trip to Cuba. (3) Moore's relaxed attitude to Piracy. The first and second are in some way linked. The third is not new since Moore expressed much the same

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That's funny, none of these are right-wing publications. And yet they all say that Moore is controversial, that he gets things wrong and that it's an important part of the movie that it's controversial and gets things wrong. I think every one of them also has things to say in Moore's defense, and

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There should a be a wikifilm category for films that are filmed in a _documentary style_ but are not necessarily factual to the point of being called a documentary. This would not be a catagory limited to this film alone, for example "Jarhead" is often argued to be filmed in a documentary style.

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What is being discussed are "critiques" or "criticisms," not "controversy." "controversy" (from dictionary.com) is "a prolonged public dispute, debate, or contention; disputation concerning a matter of opinion." or "A dispute, especially a public one, between sides holding opposing views." - the

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doesn't cheat the audience; it gives them exactly what it sets out to deliver. So saying that "Moore is accused of distorting facts to portray the American health care system too negatively" doesn't seem to hold any weight. The film does exactly what it sets out to do, and it does it well; you

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Your involvement in this discussion began with your statement, "After examining the article, this talk page, and the relevant policies, I can come to no other conclusion than that the significant controversies that exist surrounding the movie are dramatically understated in the lead. I think the

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which automatically brands 'irresponsible' every public policy analyst who failed to criticise, or perhaps even quietly agrees with, the movie (i.e. the US health-care system is fatally flawed and a well-funded socialised health-care system is the best all-round solution). If we apply that logic

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Since it needs to be plainly stated: what is being argued is that one argument (out of three) that is posited by Bozell is unnotable and silly. Since you seem to be confused, nobody is arguing the entirety of Bozell's argument be removed, but only one of them, since it's kind of stupid. He is

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The whole point of FAIR is to count up the number of leftists who are on tv, and complain that they are supposedly underrepresented and that the media is supposedly biased. You may think that that argument is wrong, but that doesn't change the fact that the argument is made, and we don't get to

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count is our opinions of notability of arguments and those making them. We aren't here to include every two-bit argument made. It's Moore's film and an article about it, its impact and the press coverage surrounding it, so clearly what he says regarding those things matter far more than a weak

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I'm not sure I understand how the 3hr10min factoid is a counterpoint; the amount of time spent covering something doesn't disprove bias. IMO the Moore quote is more relevant because he was directly involved whereas the commentator is a 3rd party, but more importantly it just doesn't seem like an

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I have never addressed the use of the word "polemic", only the term "exposé", which apparently you are attempting to deflect by changing the subject. Your assertion that the use of the word "exposé" makes the article unbalanced is your own personal opinion, and is not supported by any reliable

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Half comedy, half muckraking horror film, "Sicko" offers testimony from regular folks who've had ruinous encounters with cold-hearted healthcare providers as well as a Moore-led pied-piper tour of countries whose healthcare systems appear shockingly better than ours.At the center of the film, as

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It has been suggested that this article actually deals with a work of fiction and not a truth-telling documentary. This may be true, but since the film was released as a documentary, it should certainly be treated as one. If there are factual errors in the film, then let them be discussed in the

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article improperly. It's simply not the NPOV rule that only left-wing viewpoints count, and centrist and right-wing viewpoints critical of the left must be omitted. There are plenty of critics of the accuracy and honesty of the Moore movie; the first link in the list here is from the left-wing

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Delaney repeatedly accuses me of editing in bad faith. Which is unfortunate: I've added one tag, and discussed everything else on the talk page, citing specific reliable sources and Knowledge policies. I again request him to cease the personal attacks and work to edit collaboratively instead of

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As the multiple (and far from complete list of) sources I cite in convenience break 3 indicate, your characterization is inaccurate, perhaps misled by the sanitized nature of the article into thinking that there has not been comprehensive criticism of the movie and its arguments. You've given no

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And I'll add a few more points: Many commentators indicate they believe Moore's film will influence the politics of health-care policy in the U.S. SMB and Turtlescrubber seem to think that having an article's worth of Knowledge content on this controversy is somehow anti-Moore, even though Moore

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Turtlescrubber, you use the word "random" twice, but there's nothing random about the sources used at all. The sources are journalists from prominent publications because Knowledge prefers to use sources that can claim to have some responsibility. I deliberately avoided blogs or extremists. What

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smb, The "bar for criticism" is something that you constantly want to set very high, smb, based on your comments throughout this discussion page. It certainly appears that you really just can't stand the fact that this movie is getting a lot of criticism. So you set up artificial, rickety little

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That's an interesting argument that criticism is invalid unless it "addresses the inductive argument of the film", but it's only a single POV, and NPOV requires all notable POVs to be included, not just Moore's. (If you can source it, you can certainly include that argument once the article is

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the sources are attributed, but I presume we don't want two dozen footnotes (and I can easily find more). We are alright with "positive reviews" without listing the several dozen Rotten Tomatoes critics you used to come to that conclusion. So why is the universal opinion of responsible health

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You will not be able to show where I "object to any addition of the well-sourced criticism of Moore on the grounds that they are not authoritative film critics and/or film publications" because I have never said such a thing. The previous discussion was concerning the lead section, and my edit

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I have no objection to a single sentence that is a summary of the controversy. How about "Sicko opened to positive reviews, although Moore was accused by some commentators of portraying the American health care system too negatively and those of Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and Cuba too

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there must be clearcut consensus in appropriate (such as film-related) sources that describe that controversy. The lead section is not the place for your to propose synthesized OR regarding controversy, or to pick and choose sources that promote your POV. The lead section of a film article is

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THF's intro controversy/criticism version is the better one. The criticism and controversy isn't about the comparison, it's about how the comparison was done. No one has criticized that a comparison was done as the current version implies. The criticism is about how the comparison was made.

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3. The most notable controversy of this documentary film is whether it is accurate. There are literally dozens of reliable sources pointing out errors in the movie. The controversy is so large that Reuters feels it cannot mention the name of the movie without mentioning the controversy. That

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No, the issue is one of notability. To say that a broadcast company that efforts to attract viewers by putting on people who draw them to watch (as Michael Moore OR Ann Coulter do) shows bias is not a notable argument, but a little ridiculous. Yes, our opinion on the notability of an argument

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Let's be blunt: Michael Moore is one ungrateful leftist hack. CNN had showered him with three hours and 10 minutes of face time (repeats included) on "Larry King Live" and "The Situation Room," helping him sell his latest socialist film, "Sicko." That kind of attention would make a conservative

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biased against (or for) Moore to be hysterical. The entire media machine whores itself out to whoever will bring in ratings, Moore (or Coulter) included. They could care less who they throw up there. That's why Pat Robertson and Al Sharpton always represent religion on these shows - it's not

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Earlier, I tagged three sentences with the inline weasel tag. User THF was kind enough to fix one of the tags and I think he made a great improvement to the flow of the section. I inserted these tags, not to blunt the impacts of the critics but instead to clarify and improve the readability and

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I'm guesing you haven't seen the film? The content regarding the WHO's ranking of the American health care system features prominently in the film, is covered in dozens of sources, and is discussed extensively by reliable secondary sources in direct relation to the film. I'm surprised you would

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The tag merely states that an editor has expressed concern that the article is unbalanced. This is accurate, and thus should not be removed. Readers can decide for myself whether the extensively sourced points of view I've mentioned in this section are adequately accounted for in the article.

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Is it too much to ask you to directly answer my simple question? I see that in addition to slapping an unbalanced tag on the article without giving me a rationale on how to remove it, you've now added "pov-statement" to a basic statement about the premise of the film. My good faith is rapidly

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I just looked up wikilawyering, so I could get an exact definition (I am often justly accused of being a Rules Lawyer in RPGing) and unless the spirit of WP:NAME is to do the opposite of the letter of the rules, possibly to mess with peoples heads, then I am not a wikilawyer, so I don't mind :)

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immediately bear upon or undermine the premise of his film? For example, the director stands accused of finding faults in only the US system while ignoring the problems with, and painting too rosy a picture of, foreign establishments. But surely that is the point. Moore purposely identifies key

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I halfway agree with the editor who deleted my comment in Responses, but I think we need something there so that people don't keep adding stuff like "Some people have noticed that Moore's putting out an entertaining movie rather than an academic paper shows that his intent is to deceive." As a

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I think a large amount of the information on the controversies page is just the usually partisan hackery. Michael Moore is a controversial and polarizing figure and it shows by the cherry picked quotes on the page. I may be open to a "controversy" page in the future, but as of now little actual

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I dispute the neutrality of the article as random criticism is taken from random people and placed on the page. The Criticism section takes up a huge section of this page and are given undue weight. This page is about Sicko and not about the eternal liberal-conservative struggle. We need to set

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You have not demonstrated how the article fails to comply with policies and guidelines. I asked you to cite the crticism and controversies you feel are not being represented in a reliable film publication. I made this request for the same reason we do not cite biblical literature in the lead

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Hardly a critic? "Flawed Sicko...less documentary than poke in the eye...plays on emotions with anecdotes, stories and facts that aren't always in context, up-to-date or accurate...a provocateur's expose of the worst of the American system...applies rose-colored camera lenses to health care in

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to criticize them for these reasons. It's a rhetorical tool; the thesis is stated and then followed by the evidence. I don't think the way it was originally written is perfectly neutral. That said, I don't think it would be difficult to rework the lead to include that fact if someone judges it

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The movie begins with the retelling of the stories of people who were denied health care, either because they did not have health insurance or because the insurance companies denied their request for coverage for a particular ailment, due to specious reasons. Some repentant former employees of

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someone systematically scoured the article of any criticism of the movie. The solution to an improper criticism section is to integrate the criticism into the rest of the article, not to delete the criticism and the NPOV tag. Again, important and well-sourced viewpoints are omitted from this

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Adherence to Knowledge standards often requires giving greater length to one view than to another. Knowledge-wide trends toward giving more text to Moore's views than to his rebutters is not necessarily evidence of bias. Only specific biased editing decisions can be used as evidence of bias.

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My opinion: no way. There's no real PETA controversy. That is, no more of a controversy than anything else in this world that involves eating meat, wearing animal skins, or pretty much any medical procedure. PETA is against all of that, and will have a press release about it all. That might be

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Although this film presents fact-- & identifies itself as a documentary in its marketing campaign-- it shouldn't be identified as such here. Webster's two-word definition of documentary pertaining to documentary film is "factual, objective." Even a documentary on the Holocaust will present

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You think this gives undue weight to film critics? Do you expect me to seriously respond to that? I haven't misquoted MOSFILMS or contradicted LEAD. The controversy has been adequately, accurately, and neutrally represented and so have the criticims. Now, if you want to give the slightest

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My apologies, I really think I must be missing something: why must people and/or publications be primarily concerned with film criticism in order for their criticisms of Sicko to appear in the lead? Wouldn't it be equally appropriate for them to be primarily concerned with health policy, or

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editorial. There is no evidence that it was "written by someone who agrees with Moore." Just because someone claims there are problems in the American health care system, does not mean they agree with Moore; working health care professionals, industry insiders, and insurance, hospital, and

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find support for criticizing the film's "one-sided" approach, but isn't that besides the point? The film isn't about the American health care industry and all the wonderful work they do; it's about their victims, the people who slip through the cracks, the ones who are denied coverage, the

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makes a fair point. How about "Sicko opened to positive reviews, although Moore was accused by some commentators of distorting facts to portray the American health care system too negatively and those of Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and Cuba too positively"? Are we moving in a good

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here? Is there alternative descriptive language other than Reuters that you would prefer? Note that the controversy is significant enough that Reuters, the news service that's afraid of using the word "terrorist" to describe Al Qaeda, feels the need to add mention of the controversy in an

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David Ansen's criticisms of the movie are mild, and far from representative of the point of view that remains ignored. Support of Moore by a left-wing professor and a left-wing organization has been added to the article. Where's the criticism of Moore by centrist and right-wing professors,

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has been well received; reviews are overwhelmingly positive. The bar for criticism should reflect this, and therefore (momentarily) be set high. If serious issues begin to emerge then we can review and incorporate more detailed information. At this point I would also like to remind users of

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the new article show, have presented both sides. Read what has been said about Moore from responsible publications on the Internet. Just go out and do your own research and read it. My edits and the new article reflect what they say. That you want something different from that is telling.

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should not be called a "polemic." Again, I am only arguing that the lede should be balanced, and not only include POV words that extol Moore's POV. But the term "polemic" was objected to, even though it is well-sourced, more neutral than "expose", and used by both sides of the debate.

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I added a tag that explicitly said "This article seems to contain unencyclopedic lists that may require cleanup." It was deleted because there wasn't discussion on the talk page. The lengthy soundtrack of every song that has a ten-second snippet is unencyclopedic and requires cleanup.

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Yes, improvements to this article are needed, and I'm glad we agree on that point, and on where the gaps are. However, I disagree with your claim that "the absence of the debate implies the POV that a documentary is factually accurate". A non-existent portion of the article is POV? Only

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provided plenty of sourcing, including sourcing to the meta-observation that there has been widespread condemnation of the accuracy of the film. NPOV requires this point of view to be fairly reflected, and LEAD requires it to be described in the lead, and so far, neither has happened.

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So really, all you have to do is find where you read this at, hopefully a mainstream and reliable source and then we can do a small rewrite and add the citation. This article uses reference style formats and not external links. So if you find a good source I'll wikify the link for you.

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I don't understand your correlation to a news paper article here. A newspaper article is not a documentary, and does not pose itself as one. This film portrays itself as a Documentary ("factual, objective.") but it is actually based on fiction. It by definition more closely resembles a

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The protection was probably needed but, for future reference, it probably would have been better to go find another admin to protect the page. There seems to be some validity to the complaints that the page was protected by an admin involved in the dispute. This presents an apparent

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for critics to argue that Cuba's system is rundown, or that the British system has been underfunded and neglected for several years, almost completely misses the point. In order filter out low quality criticism, one first has to learn and understand what the film is (and isn't) about.

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one of Moore's least controversial films. His trip to Cuba is most noteworthy. But what else is controversial? His right to free speech? His mere opinion that US health care should be socialised? I support trimming the information on this page and merging what remains with the main

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Pointless, pointless. All that will be in the article is a he said v. he said thing, with each trading statistics and jabs. In the long run, it is just a passing current event that will be trivial next month. Have some editorial wisdom here of what is and is not really important.

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I reverted your edit because "Reuters noted that some viewers have criticized the movie for its lack of a substantive comparison of the U.S. health-care system with other countries" implies that it's a fact that Sicko lacks a substantive comparison of the systems, which is POV.

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Michael Moore, Harvey Weinstein and attorney David Boies were the center of a three-man circus Monday as they faced a packed room of cameras and reporters to officially respond to a U.S. Treasury Department investigation of Moore's trip to Cuba shown in his upcoming health-care

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The article has gotten even more unbalanced, as ten paragraphs have been added attacking Sanjay Gupta for mild criticisms of the movie, while more substantive criticisms continue to be ignored by both Moore and the article. There is no reason to remove the unbalanced tag yet.

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Four editors -- myself, Sarcasticidealist, David Shankbone, and Tbeatty -- agree that there is an NPOV problem with this article after an RFC. Notwithstanding this fact, Viriditas has removed the NPOV tag, though the problem has not been fixed. This is a severe violation of

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always, is Moore. Like Bono, Spike Lee and George Clooney, he occupies that amorphous space in the pop culture given over to bold-faced names whose activism is indistinguishable from their celebrity. A walking inspiration for op-ed page pieces arguing the merits of his latest

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controversy in his public comments. The "hackery" said to be in the article is from respected magazines from many different political perspectives and most commentators find something to agree with and something to disagree with in Moore's arguments, as is represented in this

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Yet the overwhelming majority of the section isn't about the programs, but about Moore's response to the programs. Again, wildly unbalanced and POV. And, again, there's a real POV problem when only the criticism of Moore in the article comes from people who agree with him.

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As I say below, if something is a notable aspect of X, most mainstream surveys of X will mention it. If criticism of Sicko on political grounds is notable, most mainstream reviews of Sicko will mention such criticism. If they don't, then it isn't notable enough for the lead.

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Yes. I will and did. The article needs a "Factual errors in the movie" section, the way similar articles do (and there are certainly plenty of reliable sources pointing those out), but it's in the best shape it's been since I started looking at it a week and a half ago.

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page, but I disagree with this so called expert. The notice does not belong to the two weeks nor is it a contraction, so lacking contraction or possessive I can't see the need for an apostrophe. But I guess I am just a high school dropout and not a published Author so...

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I fail to see what the plot has to do with the unbalanced tag that you added due to a perceived lack of criticisms. And, since you just trimmed the plot down to 653 words, I'm sure you'll add the criticism you claim is missing and then remove the unbalanced tag, right?

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trivial. And sorry, Knowledge editors aren't obliged to obey what you "think", the only thing that needs to be obeyed are the Knowledge policies. Your comments will only serve to fuel some people's flaming that Knowledge is a hotbed for left-wing hysteria. Please stop.

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The article would not be perfect, but it would be a step in the right direction, and I would accept the removal of the unbalanced tag if (1) those criticisms (and the criticisms identified in the reliable sources cited in my 12:43 edit above) were included and (2) the

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It's a weak argument, I agree, but that's how the right has chosen to go after the film, thus it's fair to include it in the criticism or response section. That said, I don't think the tag's important, it's more of a consideration should you go after GA or FA status.

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resulted in a great deal of controversy, but so far that has not been the case with this film. It was a mistake to create the controversies article before the film was even released, as it was impossible at that point to gauge just how "controversial" the film would

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That's an impressive list, but it doesn't change the fact that it's a single point of view, and that expose' is a charged word. Every single one of these is by a Moore supporter. If it were worth the trouble, I could find a few dozen, including by supporters, that

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can't criticize that. Now, if you want to take the film to task for this or that fact, do so in the appropriate section, but don't use the lead section to argue over the minutiae of whether some official thinks waiting room time is 55 minutes and not 70. Come on. —

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link on the page he had created.) Tellingly, the same people who criticise Michael Moore for being one-sided openly recommend this and many other one-sided films all of the time. But, apparently, it won't do to point these contradictions out, even when I can quote

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I don't think that could apply since the citation is only from one article on MSBC. "Has been criticized" doesn't specify who is doing the criticizing. I'm still ambivalent about putting criticism in the lead anyway; I have a strong intuition that that belongs in

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The subject of the article is controversial (by its nature and design: Moore courted controversy by going to Cuba and by supporting the piracy, but even if he didn't, it would still be controversial) and requires that the controversy be addressed. (19:35, 21 June

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1) There are 44 footnotes in this article. Maybe a third of them are "authoritative film critics and/or film publications." Why are you only objecting to the ones that Sarcasticidealist, Tbeatty, and I want to add, and not to the thirty that are already in the

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Tag removal requires consensus, but consensus doesn't require unanimity. "ideologues, when presented with an article that has exemplary neutrality (as per our policy), will consider the article biased precisely because it does not reflect their own bias enough."

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I also contest your assertion that Sicko has received substantial criticism "for inaccuracies and rebuttal". According to a CNN expert fact check, the figures and statistics in the film are essentially accurate, but analysts concluded it was lacking in context:

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shows Moore in "unusually restrained form". It may be Moore's "least antagonistic" effort to date thinks Pete Vonder. And most other independent film critics concur. I am therefore compelled to question the dubious starting point, timing, and requirement for a

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To repeat: The appropriate response to a criticism section is to merge the criticism into the article, not to delete the criticism entirely. The appropriate response to a sourcing problem for an unextraordinary claim is to add an in-line tag. And why is the

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Like Fahrenheit 9/11 and Moore's other movies, Sicko is less documentary than poke in the eye. It plays on emotions with anecdotes, stories and facts that aren't always in context, up-to-date or accurate. So it has to be taken for what it is: a provocateur's

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Since LBB's article never implies the fact is supposed to be a rebuttal to Moore's bias allegations, how about replacing the 3:10 phrase with "during the King interview Gupta denied that his reporting has been influenced by CNN's medical industry sponsors".

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There's not a huge amount of praise on the page, if you examine it carefully. A few more critical views should be noted. As with others, we can summarise and correctly source these. It's not necessary to quote extensively from umpteen negative film reviews.

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After examining the article, this talk page, and the relevant policies, I can come to no other conclusion than that the significant controversies that exist surrounding the movie are dramatically understated in the lead. I think the references provided by

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counts, and it's simply an unnotable and ridiculous counter-point to Moore saying they are biased. Here, we have two people involved: Moore and CNN. Bozell is neither party. So if he is going to make an argument, it needs to be a strong/notable one. --

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The NPOV tags were inappropriately removed. The article falsely implies that reception was overwhelmingly positive, when there was extensive criticism of how misleading the movie was, and that notable (and perhaps majority) POV is entirely absent from the

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yourselves. The article itself the best argument one way or the other for whether it should remain or be merged. If merged, the readers will lose all but a bit of what's there. Decide whether that would be a good thing or a bad thing for Knowledge readers.

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Second, we will have a much more productive discussion if you address what I say instead of something else. My position of "An article can cite to reliable sources other than film criticism" is not logically equivalent to "An article may not cite to film

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Your addition of, "Reuters noted that some viewers have criticized the movie for its lack of a substantive comparison of the U.S. health-care system with other countries" and "There is also controversy over Moore's possible violation of the United States

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Yes, I agree. I think a fleshed out "Gupta said this" "Moore responded with this" "Gupta countered" kind of thing would give the nuance of the factual arguments and where they are lacking, and what is not responded to, etc. Sorry if that was garbled.

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have not been WFTE, so the article is missing the POV that there are factual errors in the movie. Over the weekend, I'll draft a proposed section on a subpage of the talk page that will be reliably sourced on both sides, and we can discuss from there.

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The lead clearly states that there is controversy over Moore's characterizations of both the US and foreign systems, and the controversies are clearly elaborated in the body with many critical citations per smb. We can't stuff everything into the lead.

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controversies page on the circular assumption that its director is controversial and, um, "gets things wrong", and, er, "that it's an important part of the movie that it's controversial and gets things wrong." Sigh. Am I talking to myself here or what?

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anyone says or does. Apparently the only way to unbalance the article is lend undue weight to politically motivated attack pieces that are funded by conservative think tanks with ties to the health care industry. I'm not sure that makes much sense. —

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Wow. I would have hoped that misrepresenting (or perhaps I should assume that you only misunderstood) a quote from an editorial would be beneath you, but apparently I was mistaken. The editorial you chose to selectively quote out of context actually

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should not be protected from criticism. My argument is that (1) Michael Moore is broadly despised across one side of the political spectrum and criticism will come whether it is warranted or not. (2) We should do away with preconceptions. (3) Because

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2 Compare the talk-page claim that "this is just a movie", with a "synopsis" that is several thousand words recounting every incident and political argument (and even much of the dialogue) of the movie, with the synopsis for any other movie article.

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page, and until that page comes to a consensus that he was not a doctor, this page should walk in step with it. This isn't the forum to debate whether he was a physician or not, and again, the burden of proof is on the deniers of his credentials.

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The article right now says that Moore the rest took three speed boats to Cuba. This is not verified and when watching the movie I got the impression that the speedboats were simply a humerous element of the movie. Can we alter the language on this?

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smb, if you want to responsibly comment on the criticism of the movie, do the research I've done by reading what's out there. I read each of these yesterday and I plan to incorporate all or nearly all of them in a new article, titled something like

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Wikitruthiness (nice name, by the way; interesting, too), I expect to start a good article just about the controversy. That will allow for the criticism already on this page to be cut back, but see below: In my view it really doesn't need to be cut

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I think THF's argument is compelling. I won't re-revert. My original revert was over my disagreement with the LEAD guidelines, since I personally feel the lead should be a brief outline lacking specificity since the current guidelines mauled the

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of corporate avarice and heartlessness, it's perhaps the saddest, and the ache lingers long after you leave the theater...The rightists hate him for all the outdated Cold War reasons, and the equally old-fashioned documentarians, whose painstaking

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That isn't what I said, and I would hope you'd be a bit better at debate than to take a comment limited to this one sentence and not mean it to apply to the whole article, which I clearly do not think it does. Let's not waste each other's time.

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Has anyone followed this story, that is documented on Gupta's page? It's pretty bit right now for this film (Google News "Gupta" and "Moore"). Should this be included on the Sicko page, or Michael Moore controversies? I think the film's page.

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Front Page is by far not a acceptable source, nor is the author of the article who wrote, "Exposing the Real Che Guevara and the Useful Idiots Who Idolize Him." I by far don't idolize Guevara, but I'll go with Time Magazine over that claptrap.

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I don't think discussions should start off with personal criticism, even if we find ourselves falling into it later, and I'm not going to respond to User:smb's personal comments, other than to say that a review of this article and of my edits at

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Most editors seem to agree that the piracy issue and Moore's visit to Cube constitute the actual controversies surrounding the film. I'll perform the merge with that notion in mind and suggest to thoroughly discuss potential future additions. -

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your satisfaction, please briefly describe the solution so that I can implement the changes and remove the tag. I'm going to assume good faith on your part for now, but in my experience, these types of tags are easily abused by POV warriors. —

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I don't think "two-bit" movie critics should be in there either. Neither should you. Neither should anyone with good editorial sense. Knowledge is not a trivial collection of stuff. Well, actually it very, very often is, but it should not be.

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compliance in this context. (I disagree with your statement that the accuracy question is not addressed: the absence of the debate implies the POV that a documentary is factually accurate.) Other movie article examples of varying quality are

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as noted by his user contributions and the comments at the bottom of his talk page. I believe that he has contacted everyone who has every edited the Sicko article. Even those who were just reverting vandalism, fixing a typo, or pushing pov.

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I think you raise a good point. I think a seperate article linked to this one covering criticisms, possible inconsistencies and fallacies would be good. It would prob be best placed there. I'd do it, but I don't know how to start an article.

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film. I've given you the "polemic entertainment" criticism, which has good sources. But you refuse to represent the film as both a polemic and an expose. Try to argue from an opinion other than your own, and you will be more successful.

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and in opposition to the film, and in every shade of opinion in between. It touches on an important political and social topic. It seems to me it's worth having some space. Having its own article is an appropriate way to provide that space.

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I apologize, but I find it highly ironic that someone who keeps adding the POV tag to this article isn't the least bit aware of the actual NPOV policy. You have to admit, that's funny. Since you refuse to read it, I'll quote it for you.

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stating that the CNN business model is biased toward Moore because they simply put him on their shows; silly, considering Ann Coulter year-round is on CNN far more than Moore. Again, to clarify for you Ted: One argument out of three. --

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because they are Godly, but because people will watch them just to see what they'll say. Giving "valuable free air time" proves or disproves nothing, and nothing is free. Especially air time. CNN uses Moore, Moore uses CNN. Period. --

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may be Moore's "least antagonistic and most restrained effort to date" (quoted, Pete Vonder). The total sum of your edits do not reflect this. The reverse is true. This page can be accurately described as bloated and unnecessary. Compare:

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I just read the first two links (Kevin Drum and NPR). They don't seem to include substantial discussion of the views in Sicko, but rather about Moore...in fact Kevin Drum wrote that post before seeing the movie. I think you're bluffing.

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tallied $ 4.6 million for its opening weekend, the second-highest-opening weekend box office of all time for a documentary after Moore's film "Fahrenheit 9/11," about Bush administration policies. "Sicko" played to many sold-out houses.

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date, a sort of timeline. This is a way to include such material without making the main article body an increasingly big collection of what may amount in the long run to be trivial news stories to the overall big picture of the film.

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more accurate barometer for any real controversy is time (but we don't have that luxury). The page is, in my view, an unbalanced concentration of negative reactions and quotations (and it's probably only going to get longer). Perhaps

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on copyright laws is controversial -- but old news, as he expressed much the same thoughts in 2004. What else is controversial? His right to free speech? His mere opinion that US health care should be socialised? You cannot justify a

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once went to the UBA to request a copy of Guevara's diploma and was told there was no such thing. (And even if it had gone missing, there would be a class photo or students and professors who recalled graduating with him, but nope.)

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I work at a Cineplex Entertainment theatre, and due to massive positive response, we expanded it to all health care professionals, until today. I'm going to add that info (the extension), but I can't give you a reference past this.

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A third request for comments. The edit was reverted and heavily criticized when I made it, but no one has identified anything materially objectionable about it or anything material that is missing from it, so I'm making it again.

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reception has been overwhelmingly positive, overall. Of course there will be some negative reviews here and there, and reception of avowed right-ring publications will be negative. That does not mean it gets priviledged treatment.

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belongs in the main article. Do you disagree with that? I think my arguments stand up, even about Moore courting controversy, whether or not the piracy and treasury investigation are in the main article or the controversy article.

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that I'm immediately aware of, because the alternative tack, frequently taken by Viriditas's edits, of simply naming a single cited commentator when several express the same opinion, can be misleading, plus lead to accusations of

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Ha, ha. I just read your bio. I can totally see where you are coming from and now understand your style of response. I won't let your obfuscations bother me in the future. You should have just pointed me there in the first place!

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of the worst of the American system, coupled with an uncritical, even naive, review of his preferred alternative. The question is whether a humorous overlay can stir a serious debate about the nation's ailing health care system.

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I support Turtlescrubber's first proposal (and oppose the creation of a second page). Noroton proposed using Michael Moore's last two films as a template and twice suggested the creation of a single criticism page -- all of this

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We don't use the lead section of film articles to attack the director based on POV, politically-motivated, non-film sources. Please represent the consensus of reliable film publications and add them to the reception section.

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The burden of proof is on the people who claim he was not, since mainstream historical perspective claims he was. And in the article you pointed at, there is no "evidence" just a lot of conjecture. This is an issue for the

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article. The film should not be labeled as a work of fiction, since it was clearly not intended to be one. Even if deliberate misrepresentation of facts did occur, it should be discussed within an article on a documentary. --

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it was cute, wasn't it? Trying to argue the semantics of the phrasing of the problem, rather than deal with the problem... damn english, always getting in the way of reality! English has a long history of Right-Wing Bias...

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need to be tolerated just because there's paucity of quality content to otherwise replace it. But I suppose that if consensus is to leave in L. Brent Bozell III's comment as an exemplar of his thought processes, fine by me.

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No need to tread the same ground here, especially at length. There is some fresh controversy and unique criticism, though it is seriously debatable how much is reactionary and how much is considered. Film critics note that

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advances much the same argument above. Editors should use only reliable sources that argue well within the premise and scope of the film, which is what this page is about, and disbar anything that strays off topic or uses

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I've read the "extensive discussion", and I've asked you to briefly tell me how to fix the article so that I can remove the tag. This a reasonable request. You need to be able to defend the use of tags whenever asked.

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Ted, this is an article about a film, and you need to cite reliable film sources that describe the criticism and controversy you feel are missing in the article. If you can't do that, I'm going to remove the POV tag.

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No matter what it's called, a criticism section is still a criticism section. When you put "criticisms", "controversies" and other possible negative aspects of a subject in their own section, it's a criticism section.

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8147:. If polemic makes it into the lede without qualification, I won't object to expose making it into the lede without qualification, but it was deleted when I added it on the same grounds that I object to expose' on. 7837:

This filmmaker has given Americans the idea that documentaries can be fun while bashing the U.S. elite and turning himself into a cracker-barrel philosopher; now he has come to spread the word about his latest filmed

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Who made that claim? I know I didn't make that claim. I haven't see anyone else make that claim. I would hope you didn't just lie to obfuscate the situation as nobody has ever erased anything from this page as being

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You believe that there is no need to describe minority views in the lead. I think that enough has been written both in support of and against the film that the minority views are worthy of brief description in the

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can be disregarded if there is a compelling reason to make an "occasional exception." Otherwise, it is "a standard that all users should follow." For a third time, I ask: is there a compelling reason to disregard

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attack piece, and Moore acknowledges as much. It's not the case that only left-wing points of view qualify for inclusion under the NPOV policy. The points of view that are omitted are considerably less fringe than

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compared the systems. (Yes, I know that it's just one POV, and others disagree. That's still the controversy that is absent from the lead paragraph.) The lead doesn't describe the controversy. It thus violates

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It should be Knowledge policy. There's no excuse to remove a tag that multiple editors have placed when those editors are defending the tag in good faith on the talk page and the concerns have not been addressed.

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No, that would be for Sicko. It might be for Michael Moore if he described where he first came up with the idea of making movies or where his parents came up with the idea to make him. Here is an example, from the

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should be dropped to a couple of sentences. If the article is about Moore's views on healthcare, then the fact that many people have pointed out that those views and arguments are factually incorrect is relevant.

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That sure seems to be saying that CNN is biased towards Moore. You may disagree with that point of view, but that you or I disagree with a point of view is not a reason to excise it. The issue is verifiability.

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on the U.S. healthcare Insurance system, hitting the cineplex screens this week, right-wing conservative talk has resurrected Moore as Satan incarnate and the Democrat (sic) Party as "The Party of Michael Moore."

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Sorry but I couldn't follow how to add references. I was trying to add the following: The Miller Center of Public Affairs audio recording (conversation number 450-23. "Richard Nixon - Oval Office Recordings,"

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I personally enjoyed the quotes and information gathered on the page, and in the end there are many comments in support of him as well. I'm sure this will inevitably be merged, but personally I enjoyed it as it

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know, dissect the film instead of just say "that's an outrageous claim" as if that alone makes it so instead of what it really is: an appeal to emotion. This has been the standard for Conservative critiques.--

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That this controversy comes, in general, from political commentators rather than health economists or film critics or doctors is largely irrelevant: there is significant criticism of this movie and, under the

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Well, it doesn't have to go back into the lead at this time; Your version reads better anyway, so you improved it. But, a decision needs to be made about what to do with these types of studies in the article.

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side with Moore--every economist and responsible public policy analyst to comment have criticized the movie. Contrary to your claims, I have suggested a remedy: include the omitted points of view, and fix the

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Second post: Delaney, Turtlescrubber seems to have deleted the whole thing. Since I have little standing, will you please take the unpleasant assignment of discussing Turtlescrubber's decision w him? Thank

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Everyone (or just about, I left out a vandal or two) who contributed to the story over the four days from June 22-26, I think. I intended to go back a week, but there seemed to be enough. I provided a link to

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restricts sourcing to film magazines. This is especially true when the creator of the movie explicitly states that it was created for political purposes. I am not going to address that tendentious argument

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health care coverage", and "urge the country to embrace coverage for everyone by shoring up the safety net, providing a helping hand for working families and encouraging the purchase of health care coverage."

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that few other filmmakers would have the grit or wit to conduct so effortlessly - where, even insulating for all we know about Moore's extremely leftist views, we are still left utterly stunned and outraged.

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Then why raise the "taxation is theft" strawman, when I've cited a dozen reliable sources omitted from this article that point out the inaccuracies of Moore's movie, and not a single one makes that argument?

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19:01, 14 July 2007 (UTC) Edited to add: if this move becomes overly contentious or drawn out, I will change my vote to help bring to a close. Issue is not worth much in the way of fighting or arguing over.

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I recently made an addition to the "Criticism" section of the article that provided an observation of the statistics (or, more properly, lack thereof) in the movie. You reverted this as insufficiently NPOV.

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Michael Moore, America's portly provocateur, weighed in with the much-heralded Sicko, a frontal attack on our airing health-care system. Moore has refined and sharpened his trademark brand of harangue-plus-

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all significant points of view fairly represented? The answer is plainly no: there are very significant (and perhaps majority) points of view that are absolutely omitted, and NPOV requires their inclusion.

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Yes: there is undue weight for the praise of the movie, and zero weight for the significant view that the movie is factually inaccurate and misleading. There's no "conservative views don't count" rider to

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You believe that including a description of the criticism in the lead constitutes giving "undue weight" to criticisms of the film. I think that criticism is sufficiently widespread for that weight to be

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Since this has popped up a couple of times, why doesn't somebody explain what that means, and also give a citation. Because he went to medical school and received his diploma, which is well-documented.

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All Knowledge articles and other encyclopedic content must be written from a neutral point of view (NPOV), representing fairly and without bias all significant views (that have been published by reliable

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I think you're misunderstanding the neutrality policy. Overall reception of the film is positive. Some people will shout loudly, but that doesn't make their views any more worthy of weight in Knowledge.

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Simple criticisms from some sources is not a reason to have an article about the films contraversy.And even despite the so-called contraversy, the film received a 90% overall rating from rotten tomatoes

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The lead should be capable of standing alone as a concise overview of the article, establishing context, summarizing the most important points, explaining why the subject is interesting or notable, and

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on the United States health-care system. It is also a deeply impassioned appeal for change. Moore haters like to dismiss the man as a whack job and a lying partisan crank, but he's really an idealist. (

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Sicko often infuriates with its glibness and its factual inconsistencies, yet it is provoking discussion in advance of its June 29 theatrical release. Moore has set the agenda for an important debate. (

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insurance companies are also interviewed, and describe dubious practices of their former employers, such as considering the best doctor in their employ to be the one who could deny the most treatments.

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Filmmaker Michael Moore has asked the Bush administration to call off an investigation of his trip to Cuba to get treatment for ailing Sept. 11 rescue workers for a segment in his upcoming health-care

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Right, I agree with that. Again, I'm not disputing the import of the statistic to this article. I was simply unhappy about the way it was presented. Maybe we can discuss ways to refactor it back in. --

4188:. It may be a good idea to move that section onto this page, because it is still lacking in criticism. If no one raises a serious objection, I'm going to move it over to the Critical response section. 1037:. The content directly regarding the article (the film) and referenced discussion regarding the content are nicely separated. It will otherwise be too bloated and mixed to be contained in one article. 9367:

Describing the issues in the lead as "criticism and controversy" is not as you call it, "POV whitewashing" - it is an accurate summary. The quote you added from Reuters reporter Bob Tourtellotte is

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But can we stop the POV characterization of opinions that disagree with Michael Moore as "screeds"? (And more than one of my sources criticizing Moore for lack of accuracy comes from a film critic.)

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I'm going to rewrite the section and put it back in so that this Knowledge article about a Michael Moore movie is like every other Knowledge article about Michael Moore movies. (03:47, 22 June 2007)

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Bozell never actually says how this is "walking away from the facts" but just, on its face, is outrageous--as if, you know, it's obvious this it is outrageous. In his Op-Ed, he never actually says

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The lead should be capable of standing alone as a concise overview of the article, establishing context, summarizing the most important points, explaining why the subject is interesting or notable,

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we would say that about anything. The episode is more remarkable than what some two bit movie critic who has no standing on health issues thinks, and we have plenty of those on the page already.--

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accurate or biased. If you don't want to see the word used in the article, you must show, using reliable, secondary sources directly appealing to the topic, how the word "exposé" is a POV term. —

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absolutely applies and that calling an attempt to shorten the article to more acceptable levels is to be applauded. If you think you can do better, then go ahead, but don't complain about someone

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The guidelines say that is only if trade marks insinuate otherwise, but on the web site, not only is the poster art "SiCKO", but the typographical glyphs "SiCKO", thus, it is the official name.

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This is the best commentary I've seen on the Moore vs. CNN controversy. Basically, CNN should have talked about health policy rather than trading insults. I also posted this on the Gupta page.

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Oh sorry, I thought that was obvious from your obstruction of "our" edits. Are you saying that you are happy for people to add relevant, well sourced criticisms of the film? If so, since when?

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I don't think the list of songs is notable at all. I'm moving it to this page if someone wants to create a different article for it, though I doubt such an article would meet WP:N standards.

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the second letter uppercase, such as iPod and eBay" However, due to SiCKO's use of partial uppercase it is already disqualified. So according to Knowledge guidelines, this discussion is moot.

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I support using the most reliable film publications (per WP:RS and per my statements in the above sections) by the most authoritative film critics to expand the article. It is a violation of

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controversy page on the basis that the filmmaker and his work is deemed controversial by nature. Here are just a few of the preconceptions and circular arguments articulated by Noroton before

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on the other hand, are unquestionably notable, and every Knowledge film article involving a documentary or a true story where there is a factual controversy has a section (or, in the case of

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article, including a reference to any criticism of the film. The current lead section provides an intro to the topic, but not a summary of the main points of the article, as it should. Since

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to the meaningless "generated criticism and controversy," without any justification other than personal preference for not adhering to Knowledge policy requiring notable controversies to be

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if the soundtrack in question uses the French title. I didn't want to make the change because I'm uncomfortable doing such "corrections" on talk pages, but wanted to point out the error. -

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Given that the claim in question is hardly extraordinary, wouldn't it be better to add a {{fact}} tag or {{who}} tag and give it a couple of days before sanitizing the article immediately?

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On the thread of this debate you portray as the "just a movie" claim, what I mean is that, while the article should delve into the social debate surrounding the film, it should only do so

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It isn't contestable that the film is controversial. A film that generates controversy means that the controversy needs to be mentioned in the article about the film. (23:20, 21 June 2007)

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of America's health system earned weekend totals of US$ 4.5 Million on 441 screens, the second highest opening weekend numbers for a documentary ever, after Moore's own Fahrenheit 9/11. (

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What are the factual errors that are made in the film and why are they notable enough to be included in the lead section? FYI...all of the claims made against Moore and the film in the

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Last week, members of the United Nurses of Alberta gave out 150 free passes to the documentary "SiCKO" and now it's their turn to get a free look at what's being called "an entertaining

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it was postulated that Michael Moore is a controversial figure (several press articles were produced to support this position). In return it was pointed out that Knowledge already has a

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I thought I read somewhere on wikipedia that this documentary would be more specifically about the mental healthcare system, something like that. Maybe it was on the Michael Moore page.

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Viriditas objects to any addition of the well-sourced criticism of Moore on the grounds that they are not "authoritative film critics and/or film publications." I have two questions:

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Many reviewers rated this movie because they, too, have firsthand experience with their health-care system. Their views are entirely relevant. To argue otherwise is, frankly, absurd.

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film page is best, since it's currently lacking in criticism. Perhaps we can make a note of both sides. Moore has posted a point-by-point response to Dr. Sanjay Gupta on his website.

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I don't see either POV or undue weight problems with the SI proposed sentence. We're discussing, and attempting to build consensus. What's your alternative sentence to comply with

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Moore states that the United States is the only industrialized nation that does not offer free basic health care to all of its citizens, and compares the American system to those of

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Given that merge discussions are usually to be held on the proposed target page and to avoid fragmentation of the dispute in general, I have created this section. Fire away guys. -

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That is called "poor grasp of the english language". What it means is that here at wikipedia, we try to use proper english, grammar, and punctuation, even if the trademark doesn't.

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I'm here from the RFC. Having just read the article, I couldn't find much in the way of criticism of the views expressed in the film anywhere in the article, let alone in the lead.

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You have also created a controversy page when a controversy page is not needed. And your justification for the page is based upon circular arguments (see most recent example below).

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There's was one man who was having mental problems. He would constantly grind his teeth cause he was scared and traumatized.he tryed to go get his teeth fixed but they denied him.--

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Sicko and to moderate conservative colleagues to subject the likes of Ann Coulter, Michael Savage, and Rush Limbaugh to some comparable level of scrutiny--have a furious urgency. (

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Your blatant distortion (a whopping great straw man) is without any justification. My arguments stand on their own merit and you have not addressed seriously a single one of them.

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I think what they're implying is that the current system is insane...it's a little joke. It's a lot like The Corporation analyzing the corporate world as if it were a human being.

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I refer back to my 1:59 comment for why the article flunks NPOV and LEAD. Over the last few weeks, I have cited over a dozen reliable sources on this talk page, who, contrary to

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Wow. I would call that borderline vandalism because of the misleading edit summary and the large amount of blanked text. I am going to do a blanket revert. Sorry, everyone else.

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Give it a month and if it is still being talked about, we will see who is right. At this point, all it is is a current event, the larger import of which cannot as yet be known.

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Noroton wrote: It does not appear to me that there's any distortion in saying you want to protect the movie by minimizing the amount of criticism in Knowledge as much as you can.

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elsewhere, then every industrialised country in the western world must be doing something wrong and only the United States doing it right (these other countries irresponsible).

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Because, as I have said repeatedly, the first ignores the point of view that CNN is biased in favor of Moore, and that Moore is complaining that CNN should be even more biased.

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notable points of view. If we're going to discuss allegations of CNN bias, let's fairly represent all notable opinions, including the opinion that CNN is biased towards Moore.

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you list. Non-SiCKO-specific philosophy about whether the government is good or bad, or whether taxation to pay for a single payer system is 'theft' will probably be reverted.

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I'm fine with that modification. Might the people who criticized my edit and reverted it contribute to the discussion over the next three days while the article is protected?

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to SiCKO because that is the freakin' name of the film, and support banning the person who made the poor decision to title it as it currently is (kidding, but not completely).

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all say that Moore is controversial, that he gets things wrong and that it's an important part of the movie that it's controversial and gets things wrong. (18:51, 24 June 2007)

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Demonstrable false. I have stated my legitimate concern quite plainly, on several occasions. You continue to ignore my stated objection and instead continue to misrepresent me.

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Again, the controversy surrounding the movie is an important part of the subject of the article and it will inevitably take up a good part of the article.(19:35, 21 June 2007)

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director complaining about it. Moore has obviously been singled out for special treatment. In any case, we agree this and other films are documentaries, so we should move on.

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True. It's merely poor wording on my part, given space constraints. The Health Maintenance Organization Act of 1973 originated with the Nixon White House, not the HMO itself.

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please. Are you claiming that there isn't a difference? Compare this article, where criticism is absent, with that of any right-wing book or movie. Or are you implying the

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and don't understand exactly what you are trying to say. Could you please be more specific or and maybe give an example of what you are looking for on the talk page. Thanks.

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is a better all-round model than the present U.S. health-care system because the present system is designed to maximize profit by minimizing the care delivered to patients.

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Why is criticism by Tourtellotte being used in the lead section and being falsely attributed to Reuters? Why isn't Tourtellotte's criticism in the appropriate section per

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I am also here from the RFC. I think this article absolutely should discuss criticism of the views presented in the film. However, let's keep the following points in mind:

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That seems to be by far the biggest complaint. Moore did not address evenly all sides of the issue. Comparing Sicko to The Great Global Warming Swindle is not a good idea.

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take up substantial portions of those articles (roughly a quarter of each article), and properly so. There's no reason not to expect a large one here. (19:56, 21 June 2007)

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has clear POV and undue weight problems. If you do not propose a specific edit in good faith & attempt to build consensus, then you are drive-by-tagging this article.

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of the health care industry, was one-sided and said that it failed to show the health system's positive contributions such as attention to patient care and philanthropy. (

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has been criticized for not actually being filmed in Casablanca. Instead, it was shot more than 5,000 miles away at the Warner Brothers studios in Burbank, California..."

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I agree. Let's not get into the silly argument about whether a documentary is a documentary. The Academy didn't buy it when that gun rights group petitioned to disqualify

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I just reverted my deletion of this section... the people who deal with requests for moves are apparently up to date on the naming conventions so they will deal with it.

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was ( A film done in the documentary style that does not portray itself as being factual. ) but is more like the mockumentary made for the purpose of promoting the film

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references provided by User:TedFrank amply demonstrate that there is substantial and notable controversy..." In point of fact, the criticisms you refer to consists of

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tHAT'S SOME OF THE FINEST wIKILAWYERING EVER SEEN. Clearly, the title is more akin to iPod than ZIM; therefore, SiCKO is the clear way in policy to rename the article.

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Actually, I never suggested that the section be titled "criticism", merely that "critical views ... should be incorporated into the article under a separate heading".

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Be that as it may, there is some evidence out there that Guevara lied about being a doctor, and it would be an easy enough matter to put right if he really were one.

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I'm attacking your ideas about editing this article, not you personally. Ironic that you would cite policy to silence discussion of your transparent wikilawyering. --

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reliably-sourced evidence refuting Moore's claim. I'm okay with both phrases being deleted, but deleting just the second one would permit Moore's POV to be pushed.

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expresses doubts as to the marketability of the film. Your claim that "every single one of these is by a Moore supporter" is demonstrably false. Do you think that

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We agree that actual film criticism should be used in a film article, and I've never said otherwise, and I've corrected your claim that this is a dispute twice now.

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are both neutral and accurate according to our own definitions of the terms. But given that the lead seems fine as it is, I'm not sure it's worth all this fuss. --

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If CNN was biased against Moore, they wouldn't give him all that valuable free airtime with only five minutes of mild rebuttal. Read the whole Bozell piece. NPOV

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To make myself clear, I am not particularly opposed to the inclusion of this fact and I have no real dispute about its citation here. What I am bothered by is the

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Most "factual errors in the movie" sections are composed of original research, so I wouldn't recommend it. It's best to add such errors to the relevant section. —

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In the film's finale, Moore provides an example of "taking care of each other, no matter the differences". When he found out that the biggest anti-Moore website,

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didn't cut enough. The tag was there for a full day, and the only changes to the section were people making it longer and adding inappropriate levels of detail.

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objective: emphasizing or expressing things as perceived without distortion of personal feelings, insertion of fictional matter, or interpretation; "objective art"

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Unless we revert to supposing everything he says and does is controversial by nature because there is always going to be people opposed to his view of the world.

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This very article is the subject of some dispute, so it's not a good idea to adduce it in support of your position -- especially since you crafted it. Earlier, on

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that contradict your professional medical assessements on every level. That's not the point. I'm not here to play the POV game. I'm here to improve an article

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It is hilariously pathetic that someone involved in the dispute would protect it. Pathetic, pathetic, pathetic. It's nothing more than I'd expect here, though.

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inaccuracies and misleading claims. Of course, if the article weren't so unbalanced, it would be easier to note that many many people have criticized the film.

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I've replaced the POV tag with an "unbalanced" tag, since people agree that the article is unbalanced. Of course, the unbalanced nature of the article violates

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Over here, maverick moviemaker Michael Moore releases his latest campaigning documentary this weekend, entitled 'Sicko'. It will soon open in Ireland. It is an

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would imply accuracy. On the question of the late, unlamented POV fork: It was deleted because of POV and general poor quality. To put it simply, that page was

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It would undoubtedly give undue weight to a publicity stunt. If anything, this could be put on the PETA page in some kind of fund raising or publicity section.

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Michael Moore's controversial new documentary SiCKO opened to strong box office numbers in limited release over the weekend. The biting and sometimes humorous

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Lefty filmmaker Michael Moore remains convinced that a summer full of action-packed sequels won't prevent teens from seeing his latest documentary "Sicko," an

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Again, the article fails to include critical discussion of film, even as it includes extensive defenses of Michael Moore's accuracy and POV. Hence, unbalanced.

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further note, attacks of this nature should not be characterized as descriptions of factual inaccuracies. Moore's movie doesn't contain many disputable facts.

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Sarcasticidealist, what authoritative film critics and/or film publications are you using to base this "summary"? —Viriditas | Talk 01:35, 5 August 2007 (UTC)

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Each time I've tried to insert them, they were reverted out. I welcome others to put them in to fix the POV problems with the article. Here are some others:

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on three speedboats. After a journey that is mostly not shown (due to "prohibition by Homeland Security laws"), the group arrives at the entrance channel to

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This is stupid. You are all looking in the wrong place. This isn't a manual of style issue, it is a Naming Concentions issue, and it is directly addressed in

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For Missy Hammer, this wasn't just a movie."I've lived it," she said Friday after viewing the first Grand Rapids showing of Michael Moore's film "Sicko," an

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problem here. I don't see why there can't be a section of the article about the history of making this movie where the TV Nation connection is mentioned.

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of a controversy; and even if MOSFILMS did conflict with LEAD, this article is about more than a film, and LEAD should apply in the case of any conflicts.

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Thanks for clearing that up. I am unaware of what happens with soundtrack entries, maybe convert to footnotes? I do agree that it takes up too much space.

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page "During post-production on his previous film, American Graffiti, Lucas repeatedly discussed the concept of a "space opera" with producer Gary Kurtz."

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Greetings from another third party. I've read the discusion here as well as the article itself. IMO, the lead section needs to be rewritten to reflect the

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positively"? There's obviously lots of room to finesse the wording, but is that in the ballpark of what you'd find acceptable as a one sentence summary?

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Hmm. Somehow I don't believe you. The first entry in the "criticism" section also starts w "has been criticized" and you seem to have no problem w that.

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film critic A. O. Scott makes an interesting point: "It has become a journalistic cliché and therefore an inevitable part of the prerelease discussion of

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Not merely entertaining but also "powerful", "compelling", "accomplished", "damning", "hard-hitting", "informative", "provocative", "important" etc etc.

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an important political and social topic. It seems to me it's worth having some space. Having its own article is an appropriate way to provide that space.

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that all significant points of view should be included. A shame administrators don't enforce the rules when left-wing editors repeatedly break them.

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and describes the criticism and controversies you claim are missing in the lead. Finally, the most notable controversy of this documentary film is

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director talks about these individual failings in various interviews, when pressed about them, but it is not a vital component of the film. Rather,

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The Miller Center of Public Affairs audio recording (conversation number 450-23. "Richard Nixon - Oval Office Recordings," Available .</ref: -->

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I agree with Ryan Delaney and I also think the NPOV tag should be taken down. The neutrality of the article is not in question, the format is. --

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fictitious, there were no actors in the film. Like I said, it was just a very well done documentary, that seemed like it was "staged". - Unsigned

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Every single one of my edits have improved the NPOV quality of the article, which was a holy disaster a month ago. As for what you said, it was "

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If I decide to make a film that exposes universal health care's negative side ... I would assume that would be a documentary, not a mockumentary.

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A full day, you don't say. At least tell people what you are doing in your edit summary instead of trying to pass it off, so as nobody notices.

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SiCKO? No? Well darn. I think it's pretty clear that wikipedia thinks this is not necessary for the article. Thanks for the suggestion, though.

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We need to describe the controversy about what it says. That means that we need to describe the criticism of what it says. (23:20, 21 June 2007)

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Specifically that it lacked any substance. Certainly, his travelling to cuba generated controversy and criticism and belongs in the intro. --

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Canonized. In case you weren't sure of the word. I know I was having trouble thinking of it directly above here when I said the same thing. :)

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In Google's case, Lauren Turner, an account planner for Google, wrote on Google's health care advertising blog that "Sicko," a newly released

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Would it not be better to simply move the information into a 'detailed summary', 'content' or 'subject matter' section, like some other docs?

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Ted, you said there were "omitted points of view", which means there must be diffs in the article history that include those views, right? —

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age. Just that they have criticized a movie. That is a true statement. Full stop, as we say in Australia, or period as Americans might say.

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of the US health system, but he spared the time to launch a few missiles at his political enemies, including US President George W. Bush. (

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As an example of an outside source, they give the New York Times. The Times spells the name of this film in the standard way, as 'Sicko.'

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And there's a systematic NPOV problem in Knowledge where left-wing polemics are consistently treated differently than right-wing polemics.

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Even though Moore's a brand name in some international markets, the medical jury is still out on whether foreign auds are eager to see an

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and asking for exceptions for left-wing articles where you don't want to acknowledge right-wing criticism. That would seem to contradict

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Someone may want to add something about the PETA controversy surrounding sicko. There are plenty of sources, just google PETA sicko. -

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this problem with the Canadian system, there's this problem with the British system', well, yeah, so don't do the things they do wrong.

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sources fall into this trap. Nor is it good enough to criticise the film for ignoring other points of view and being totally one-sided.

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Ok, we're getting somewhere. Am I to understand that most of the missing viewpoints can be found in the 02:12, 1 July 2007 version of

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What is "wildly inaccurate" and unfair about it? And, Ted, just so we are on the page, please refer to any of the sources listed in

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Exactly. Good luck watching the article 24/7, though, and especially since WP lacks any real way to deal with bad editors and admins.

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I don't see how you can equate a one time protest by a handful of protesters associated with something called "Bureaucrash" with the

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I agree that we don't need a tracklisting of the soundtrack in this article. If a soundtrack is released, give it its own article. --

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I think the whole premise of the film being criticized for a "lack of statistics" is flawed. There's no serious expectation the film

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The position that only reviews from left-wing papers are notable is the very definition of a POV violation. Fortunately, nothing in

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a bad film because it doesn't tell the German side of the story? All films have a point of view, and there's nothing wrong with that.

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Your idea that it should be protected from criticism is without justification in any Knowledge policy, guideline, rule or tradition.

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are resolved, we will not have resolved the disagreement about whether criticisms from non-film sources are acceptable in the lead.

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does not permit removal of a tag while there is a dispute. And, again, I cited over a dozen reliable sources at 17:07 on August 1.

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Ted, if you want the relatively few right-wing screeds to get treated with undue weight, you'll find a happy home at Conservapedia.

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the same lenght as other criticism. Also, the news about the investigation appears to be as large as the news about the movie. --

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bulk of analysts side with Moore, that's not POV - equal time need not be given to minority views. Tagger needs to provide remedy.

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from people like Ramon Castellblanch, associate professor in the Department of Health Education at San Francisco State University

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when it comes to discussion of controversies in the article, only Moore's point of view is relevant. That's a plain violation of

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Also, Two Weeks Notice is actually not missing an apostrophe, unless you know something about english that we do not. Unlogged-in

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In addition, I disagree with BFD1's suggestion that negative response to the film should be covered in a "criticism" section. See

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For the nitpickers who say the health-care expose Sicko lacks balance, Michael Moore would like to make this perfectly clear: "I

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problem in Knowledge where left-wing polemics are consistently treated differently than right-wing polemics. (18:25, 9 July 2007)

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Schwitzer was evaluating a dispute by the principles, whereas Bozell's comment does not. You're... comparing apples and oranges.

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and the policy debate threads, and that this article should be restricted to facts about this film. But that's another debate. --

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go into a good lead section. If you're so bent on your principle of "you HAVE to put criticism in the lead", I suggest you go to

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I'm opposed to the request to merge the "controversies" article into this one. It would create a bloated and unwieldy article.

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I'm opposed to the request to merge the "controversies" article into this one. It would create a bloated and unwieldy article.

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including medical, trade, industry, film, entertainment, and newspapers around the world; it is used by both Moore's supporters

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page, with extensive citation, says he "complet his education as a medic", not a doctor. So it's this page that's out of whack.

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Might you bother reading what I've asked to be accounted for, and what's been reverted, before falsely characterizing my edits?

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For what it's worth, criticizing a person's behavior with regards to work in the Knowledge is not considered a personal attack.

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The article only includes the release date in the US. I think it would be fitting to include release dates elsewhere as well. --

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discussion on what to keep and what to lose while the page is still protected? My first thoughts (maybe from smb) are to keep:

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I agree with Sarcasticidealist and THF. Controversy/criticism is significant enough to be inlcuded in the lead paragraph. --

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Please stop characterizing copyedits that you don't like as policy violations. As was noted, 3 separate editors reverted you.

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It might be difficult to reconcile that belief with the quotation from Moore about piracy in the Legal controversy section. --

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Bob Barker criticized the film, arguing that Moore relies too heavily on anecdotal evidence rather than statistics. (citation)

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Since I've added the unbalanced tag, a dozen paragraphs were added defending Moore's accuracy, and the omitted points of view

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points raised by the film itself, not in the context of points some people think the film should have made. Just because the

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opinion piece. I am not a massive fan of long-winded criticism sections. It's true. But that applies to any person -- repeat

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which avoids misleading the reader and placing undue weight on a single opinion. You may be interested in actually reading

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would also miss the point. Socialised health-care has its own, relatively minor problems. Most cases can be boiled down to

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a work of fiction. Shouldn't we allow editors more time to whittle down and/or improve the section before wielding an axe?

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Interesting dilemma. I would say Michael Moore controversies, as the argument initially stemmed from Mr. Gupta's report. --

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Consider that if you have to edit war over the dispute tag... then it's probably safe to say that the article is disputed.

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sourced". In closing, please don't lie to misrepresent my position and put words into my mouth. I find it extremely rude.

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I'm alright using the Time magazine article to discuss the controversy over Moore playing fast and loose with the facts.

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to the article, Ted? After all, you only want to improve Knowledge, right? Any particular reason you aren't adding pro

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THF do you have any problems with Sarcasticidealist's proposed sentence as the complete lead summary of the controversy?

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U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, makes at least one brief appearance in filmmaker Michael Moore's new movie, "Sicko," an

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That is because you are not paying due care and attention. You accused me of not being able to "stand the the fact" that

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going to take it out, but if somebody else wanted to for the sheer stupidity of the argument, I wouldn't be opposed. --

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I have no problem with leaving that criticism in there, but I find Ted Frank's assertion that this is proof that CNN is

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of America's healthcare ills is just the prescription to spur political debate...Of all the chubby former autoworker's

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on this talk page. No further edits should be made to this section.

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An entire POV-fork article was created to divert criticism of the film away from this article... (12:43, 17 July 2007)

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controversy has been entirely suppressed from the article. I am adding an NPOV tag until that problem is fixed. Per

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Nothing you said contradicts the fact that Bozell used that fact to rebut Moore's claim of CNN bias, and the issue is

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If he did graduate as a "medic" (not a doctor, more akin to a paramedic) he nonetheless later claimed to be a doctor.

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I think it's pretty clear that we think this is not necessary in the article. Thanks for the suggestion, though. :) --

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Okay, can we now go and replace "radio show" with "propaganda" in every right-wing host's radio show, er, propoganda?

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article assert this, but they are either official Cuban hagiography or they evidently repeat his official biography.

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I'm curious why every corporate victim of a PETA publicity stunt has PETA's criticism polluting their article (e.g.,

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Holy fuck. Could you please keep your responses to under 500 words. I don't feel like responding to a senior thesis.

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Nothing I've written contradicts any guideline or policy. Please stop making blanket assertions without evidence. —

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to do that (so that there is absolutely no question of POV-pushing), and editors keep reverting it, in violation of

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As long as Moore's rebuttals (and they seem solid from what I've read) are included, it seems like a fair addition.

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Additionally, I would like to make the following suggestions in good faith to the editors involved in this article:

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Sarcasticidealist, what authoritative film critics and/or film publications are you using to base this "summary"? —

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of the U.S. health care system, opens Friday at the downtown Montpelier cinema for a run of at least three weeks. (

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Should the film be capitalized in similar fashion to the way it is printed on the released film poster, that is as

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The first policy I will point to is that you do not remove an NPOV tag unless there is a consensus to do so. See

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I said "omitted," not "deleted." Though some points of view that were deleted are included in a diff cited above.

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It is not debatable that the controversy surrounding the film is an essential feature of it. (23:20, 21 June 2007)

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barriers to the flow of information: (a) somehow "serious issues" did not yet "begin to emerge"; (b) "all of this

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The extent to which Moore's alleged link between number of payers and quality of care is established in the movie

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I've identified several points of view published by reliable sources that are entirely absent from this article.

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for an unrealistic and distorted view of penguin society and habits, don't you think that would be in the lead?

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from the Best Documentary Feature Oscar on the grounds that "it's false, so it's not a documentary". Both films

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It is, at the very least, polite to hear other views on this issue. Not that you give a damn ("Mmmm, too bad").

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For some reason, these articles aren't focusing on what you call "factual errors". Why do you think that is? —

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There hasn't been controversy because it "compared" the medical systems, there has been controversy because it

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For the article title, follow the lead of outside sources and use the most common spelling and capitalization..

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How should I add it? Also, here is a link for the previously linked copyrighted material FROM MichaelMoore.com

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a high weight to the conservative viewpoint that isn't actually related to the subject of this article but the

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Drug Firms Gain Church Group's Aid; Claim About Import Measure Stirs Anger, Jim VandeHei and Juliet Eilperin,

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I like the lead rewrite at the moment, but I would like to see the use of exposé and polemic in the article. —

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documentary motion picture "Sicko" which is about health care in the U.S. and was directed by Michael Moore. (

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I've deleted an attempt to reinsert 6K of synopsis into the article as an unencyclopedic "Anecdotes" section.

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You say, "...many people have pointed out that views and arguments are factually incorrect". No, people have

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Since, Unlike Cyrus XIII, I worry that editors who come to this discussion may not realize that it started on

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controversies page, you dumped it back here, explaining in you edit summary: "not essentially controversies".

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I simply request that the criticism section be merged back into the main article, where it currently belongs.

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Please propose a specific edit, trying to take into account the other editors' feedback in this discussion..

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Exactly: it's my opinion. And my opinion doesn't count. But neither does yours. That's the whole point of

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contradict Moore. It finds them "if they put them on the show, they clearly have no bias" logical fallacy.--

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Moore is reportedly working on a follow-up to Fahrenheit 9/11, his record-breaking 2004 documentary, with an

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Like I said, all inclusion of this has done is cover a pissing match without any real relevance to the film.

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It certainly appears that you really just can't stand the fact that this movie is getting a lot of criticism.

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because (1) the filmmaker is broadly hated across one side of the political spectrum and criticism will come

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as a of the article. If you want to cite specific critics, go ahead and do so -- in the correct section. —

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What are the specific objections to the following rough cut, which is, if anything, too modest in its cuts?

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is perhaps the "least controversial" and "most tightly edited" of Moore's movies to date. Jacob Gordon says

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PAGE SO THAT PEOPLE CAN UNDERSTAND THE FLOW OF THE DISCUSSION WITHOUT GOING TO TWO DIFFERENT PAGES. As per

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That's a nice personal opinion, but it contradicts existing Knowledge guidelines WP:LEAD and WP:MOSFILMS.

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Okay, it requires consensus, but two third-party editors have also agreed that there are NPOV violations.

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has a seven paragraph section of the background of the novel. So why is this not fit for mentioning here?

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which was working with thousands of nurses across the states in a nationwide "Scrubs for Sicko" campaign.

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1. No. I am saying that the article has to comply with Knowledge policies and guidelines. It does not.

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Please provide a single reliable, secondary source that was written prior to 2007-07-26 that argues that

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Masters, Kim, article/news segment titled "Michael Moore's 'Sicko' Flogs U.S. Health Care", Web site of

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Amazingly, there is a point in "Sicko" - documentarian/local hero Michael Moore's latest, most polished

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CNN found enough inaccuracies that Moore threw a temper-tantrum that they dared to criticize his movie.

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It takes a perspective, but it is still a documentary. Just like an op-ed piece in a major newspaper. --

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I find that an acceptable compromise, though I'd prefer "several" to "some." "Several commentators" is

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of universal public health insurance, but rather wishes his government would pour more money into it).

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encourages the use of standard English text formatting and capitalization in trademark names. See also

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history shows that I have added equal parts pro and con to this article: can you say the same thing? —

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and tell me why you think this article, out of all articles, doesn't need to follow Knowledge policy.

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that it is false, and it is not necessary to have a rebuttal, unless CNN specifically offered one. --

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Feel free to state your position on the renaming proposal by beginning a new line in this section with

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I'm not clear on how making it clear who is making the objection trivializes the objection itself. --

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report: "And the United States slipped to 37 in health care around the world, just slightly ahead of

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Two sections of this article: "Reception" and "Responses to Film" have somewhat overlapping purposes.

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and a hot of other pages. A discussion of controversies would have to be rebuilt from the ground up.

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covers this: "Reliable sources are authors or publications regarded as trustworthy or authoritative

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Moore's alleged understatement of the problems with Canadian, British, French, and Cuban health care

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I don't mind if both comments come out. But Moore's false allegation should not stand unrebutted.

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ask? When, where and why did they say that? What kind of bias might they have? Exactly how many is

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Are you going to honestly tell me that Kaiser Permanente is a supporter of Michael Moore as well? —

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If you insist on characterizing this as "us versus them" then I guess you should think that way. --

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It is not the duties of the Wikipedians to correct the people's oeuvre's that we are reporting on.

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The controversies are already described in the lead, and I'm the one who added them. Try again. —

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public policy analyst to comment have criticized the movie. (13:36, 17 July 2007) (emphasis added)

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There are a number of problems with this. "Has been criticized" is passive voice that serves as a

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one or two documentaries that champion private health-care at the expense of universal coverage.

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I'm not involved in the dispute over the tag. If anything, this is a conflict out of interest. --

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rather than adidas. OxyContin is a special example because the trademarked capitalization is in

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such. Others have argued that he did indeed get his facts right. You're right that both sides of

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cites Moore's support of Piracy as one justification for a lengthy controversy section, but when

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factual errors in the movie, albeit at a typically superficial left-leaning newsmagazine level:

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IN THIS AREA BETWEEN THE LINES I'VE MOVED THE DISCUSSION AS IT'S TAKEN PLACE SO FAR OVER AT THE

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to use actual film criticism in an article about a film; I object to your refusal to adhere to

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redirecting to the main article; the question is what the title of the main article should be.

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that Moore (again) paints an imaginary and unrealistic picture of Canada to bash its neighbor.

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that says controversies must be mentioned in the lead? Maybe I'm blind but I can't find it. --

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The artwork used in stylizing a movie poster does not determine the actual name of the film. ●

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trying to shut down discussion with unmerited insults like "wikilawyering" and not "serious".

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any part in determining who is admitted to the hospital or what procedures will be performed.

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While the film does not meet that definition of a documentary, it does meet this one from PBS.

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Please provide evidence that it is a "single point of view"; many of these articles, such as

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I shouldn't be surprised that the lead obstructionist in this article isn't obstructing? Ok.

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controversies page on the circular assumption that the director is controversial by nature.

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already has links to the following pages that include negative sentiment and/or criticism:

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and documents their claims. The article does not, however, assert outright that Moore or

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suggests, this would be a good time to identify and pick out notable points of criticism.

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public policy analyst to comment have criticized the movie." to mean "every economist and

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please, WM. This article is hard enough to build a consensus on without personalizing it.

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his film (and POV), and the material in question is located in the pseudo-plot section. —

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There's extensive discussion above of what is omitted, and why the article is unbalanced:

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is most notable. Moreover, the fallout from this "short segment" spanned four programmes.

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putting all criticism related to Michael Moore in a "Criticisms of Michael Moore" article?

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That's nice. But it doesn't even begin to address any of the issues raised here or on the

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Great job not looking for consensus before creating the page. Good teamwork skills there.

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I have cited to multiple substantive and detailed criticisms in talk-page comments above.

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Are you accusing me of removing the unbalanced tag? WTF mate? Why are you being so rude?

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have "statistics". It's a documentary, not a research paper. It's like saying, "The film

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I hope my edit to the "critical response" section has satisfied that particular concern.

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The complete opposite of what you claim is true. Naming a single commentator is called

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points from all the relevant sides, guys. It's the Wikipedian thing to do. Tolerate it.

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I've mistated nothing. What part of citing film critics are you having trouble with? —

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Thank you, David. Ripe, all the difference between guideline and policy means is that

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I agree that we need to merge the "Reaction", "Controversy", and "Response" sections.

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failed reforms. So it might read better if it's placed in context. Something like this:

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I agree, leave PETA out of this. Their complaints have nothing to do with this film. --

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I, on the other hand, as my edits and the new article show, have presented both sides.

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Summarizing the "Emotional Appeals and Anecdotes vs. Facts and Statistics" criticisms

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the film is released. Let me reiterate that I do not agree with such preconceptions.

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Including individual cases of inept care within the health-care systems featured in

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of which were published in a film journal, entertainment, or trade publication, and

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I don't have a preferred version. The page needs a complete rewrite to comply with

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As near as I can tell, the purpose of the film was to make money for "you know who".

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Where Michael Moore first had the idea to make the film has no bearing on the film?

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debate. I am not impressed, and it seems that most serious editors aren't either. --

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We should carry on with these specific criticisms in the appropriate section below.

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Please stop telling me what I am supposed to be objecting to, over and over again;

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So we see that Humana, a health care benefits company that serves 9 million members

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aspect of the debate are not portrayed equally. Why? Because they're not portrayed

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Mmmm, too bad. And read the articles I linked to, as well. The new article name is

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absolutely no place in the lead section of an encyclopedia article about a film. —

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to merge, since I'm the one that started the other article. My reasons are below.

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was firmly quashed by people who are Pro-Moore. I am personally kinda pro-Moore.

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nor should it lend undue weight to one side over another. If there is a notable

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are pro-Michael Moore? Please. Perhaps you have forgotten that this article is

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This has got to be one of the best rule of thumb that I've run across recently. "

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Let's remember to stay within the scope of this article, which is about the film

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There is no mention of the controversy in the lead, despite the clear command of

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amply demonstrate that there is substantial and notable controversy surrounding

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Have you conducted research into this - can you supply details of a case study?

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With more high-profile documentaries to come this year, such as Michael Moore's

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Remove the reference to the IMDb rating. User ratings are not verifiable or POV.

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That's not fair. I specifically requested that we exclude low quality criticism

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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TedFrank added the unbalanced tag back into the article with the edit summary:

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I'm fascinated by the claim that Knowledge should not have statements that are

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The extent to which Moore relies on anecdotal rather than statistical evidence

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problems in the American health care system, while simultaneously criticizing

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I would like to do better in the future. Please explain my error. Thank you.

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I suspect that this doesn't belong in this article, but maybe some article on

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Folks, it is helpful in to understand the art of encyclopedia writing as what

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http://millercenter.virginia.edu/scripps/digitalarchive/presidentialrecordings

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I see no bias in the section on critical response. The critics are evaluating

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should be, too. Similarly, the following articles are not about World War II:

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The "bar for criticism" is something that you constantly want to set very high

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I saw the RFC. I agree with Amatulic. The amount of time need not be stated.

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What I love about Bozell's piece is that it is very typical of the criticisms

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Michael Moore is handing out fake bandages to promote his new film Sicko, an

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on American politics that should be mandatory for every student in America. (

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reason why this article is so special as to merit the exception to the rule.

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whose work is worth discussing will be argued about." In one sense, he adds,

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link on this page; though, for whatever reason, he neglected to add a return

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Michael Moore has been laying unusually low while shooting his healthcare

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given the acrimonious atmosphere that has surrounded this article of late.

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The statement is true. The film has gotten "overwhelming positive reviews"

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He has a reputation for getting facts wrong, you know (20:43, 23 June 2007)

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Noroton wrote: I expect to start a good article just about the controversy.

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Based on fiction? Please document your alleged instances of fabrication. -

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I'm here to improve Knowledge. Please stop the implicit personal attacks.

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documentaries, no matter what some people say about their factual claims.

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A world-renowned mathematician may not be a reliable source about biology

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I'm not asking for privileged treatment. I'm asking for NPOV treatment.

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And if movie contraversy pages did exist, it should be for films such as

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well, never mind that now, if the discussion is going to take place here.

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I also think the response section can be greatly expanded by subtopic. —

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on health care, opened June 29 but has yet to come to a local theater. (

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Moore was at the Cannes film festival promoting his new film, Sicko, an

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problem--I've suggested one possible edit above, and it's been ignored.

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Moore then interviews those who volunteered as rescue workers after the

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deals with the problems that Moore perceives in the American for-profit

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I don't know if that amount removed was necessary but I agree that with

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that this article be renamed but there was no consensus for it be moved.

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approximately 1 death in 2,000 people per year without health insurance.

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I appreciate that -- when I tried to add it, it was repeatedly deleted.

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from all criticism. That is a terrible distortion of my actual position.

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are making factual errors. I'll ask again, according to that article,

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But that all changed on Monday when Michael Moore unspooled Sicko, his

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Earner's pleas--to Moore to raise his game in his upcoming health-care

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I agree, that edit is deleterious to the article. Good to revert it. --

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page, explaining in his edit summary: "not essentially controversies".

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When I read the Time article you link to, I see lots of discussion of

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Mr. Delaney, About the criticism citations: You're right, I'm wrong.

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The movie also describes the connection between lobby groups such as

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severest NPOV problem is.) It is perhaps you who should be going to

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Bozell's CNN is biased toward Moore for giving him air time argument

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the query to your talk page. The study in question is featured in

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The following discussion is an archived discussion of the proposal.

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as a platform to promote a broader political ideology. A number of

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Moore's alleged overstatement of the problems with U.S. health care

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drool. But when CNN aired a "fact check" piece on his documentary,

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that does not offer free, basic health care to all of its citizens.

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consider it "advocacy". —Viriditas | Talk 09:19, 22 July 2007 (UTC)

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Adding "Michael Moore" to the search string produces 278,000 hits.

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David Shankbone has already explained why the Gupta criticisms are

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Why is this significant? Film premieres get applauded all the time.

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3 The POV (and false) statement of "overwhelming positive reviews"

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Ted, please point out specific bits that you believe are praise. -

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Jim Kenefick and Moorewatch as presented by Michael Moore in Sicko

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Come on Ted, this is getting tiresome. I previously explained how

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It was not intended to be a diversion. The editor who started the

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of the American health care system, at the Union Rescue Mission. (

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This year, Michael Moore will re-enter the market with Sicko, his

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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the proposal.

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restricts "all points of view" to "all left-wing points of view."

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Again, you wildly misstate guidelines, but I'm not going to play

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resent indent. I agree that any such section should comply with

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the inclusion of all material points of view. Read the policy.

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core of the movie and the issues surrounding it. I'm surprised

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I expect to be reverted.) By the way, can you quote the part of

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and trim. Failing that, the page should be deleted. It's awful.

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seem a bit dry in comparison, resent his entertainment value. (

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You Tube has removed clips of Michael Moore's U.S. health-care

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The article as a whole reads very positively towards Moore and

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A Google search for "Sanjay Gupta" returns 1,390,000 results.

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We should remember not to give undue weight to negative views.

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Do you know those dates? I looked on IMDB, but nothing there.

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It is your POV as to what is or is not controversial and per

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and/or any reliable entertainment industry sources listed in

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I am pleasantly surprised that you protected it WITH the tag

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Knowledge is not an indiscriminate collection of information.

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The article represents the health care industry response to

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in the 10:19 comment, I fail to see why you need to violate

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was quite explicit that I was making an edit in response to

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him/her first naming this section: "Rebuttals to the film").

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to the Controversies article, I might change my vote too. --

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Michael Moore vs. 3 of CNN’s best – part two, July 11, 2007

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We have aforementioned disagreement on what constitutes OR.

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I take it this was in response to my removal in this diff:

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Yes, well there is no reason to be smarmy and smug either.

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I was actually hoping my comments would deter amateurism.

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Are they being deleted, or have they just never been added?

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to "authoritative film critics and/or film publications"?

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guideline, that criticism should be included in the lead.

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http://www.charlotte.com/opinion/v-print/story/216819.html

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disagrees with Michael Moore. And it doesn't stop there:

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And coming soon to a screen near you: Moore's health-care

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it for the Sicko page so they don't parrot each other. --

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I agree that this seems to be an issue of undue weight. --

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does not require the inclusion of any conservative views?

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page. Please let us hear some other views on this matter.

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I am fairly certain that portraying "every economist and

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indictment of the American system than the Cuban system."

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You continue to miss the point by arguing that Bozell is

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Michael Moore's "Sicko," the gadfly helmer's healthcare

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Copy and paste this after the text you are referencing:

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criticisms are to this day shunted off into a POV-fork.)

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Um, no. You're misunderstanding the neutrality policy:

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That you want something different from that is telling.

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That's been the constant theme of all of your comments.

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Several commentators accused Moore of distorting facts

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That's an unusual reading of the following paragraph:

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Moore is currently promoting his new film "Sicko", an

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Three ex-marketers become whistleblowers; Moore girds

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Knowledge:Criticism#Criticism in a "Criticism" section

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for failure to acknowledge significant controversies.

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what are the factual errors that are made in the film

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is supported by a related article in the 2007-06-25

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have been highly critical of Moore? See for example

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Beat me by two seconds. I agree with Ryan and David.

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magazine article, "Health Care's War Against Sicko".

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Perhaps you're not aware that industry sources like

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Do they also support Michael Moore? And what about

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of the inequality at the heart of the system here. (

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per above and especially Knowledge Manual of Style.

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Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America

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Ok, found a fairly obvious link on michaelmoore.com

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Start scrubbing. Why is PETA even relevant anymore?

1159:: While there is a substantial amount of content at 10681:. Please can you provide examples of this. Thanks. 9592:I concur with Viriditas & support tag removal. 6968:" I nominate this for official Knowledge policy! - 4862:, please explain your reasons, taking into account 1269:, and that does not sound like a truly hated film. 1108:agenda and circumvent other editors' disagreement. 11544:example, that article you may have noticed in the 11445:address the inductive argument of the film. So as 10012:("After the early tales of the system's failure, 9063:They're both talking about a dispute by the princi 7963:"Sicko," which opens nationally today, is Moore's 5518:"I'm Alone Without You," Written and Performed by 4474:A better revision might look something like this: 11886:July 10, 2007, Michael Moore blitzes Wolf on CNN. 8584:, and why is this of any significance, anyway?". 8283:that there are problems in the healthcare system 7793:of the failings of the U.S. health care system. ( 7578:, is alive, well, and almost ready for release. ( 7457:Why was it edited out? It's not at all trivia. -- 4180:The CNN/Blitzer/Gupta affair is described on the 3691:I think this dispute is a transparent attempt at 3182:is about the health care debate doesn't mean the 2705:Presumably this is why Moore is angry (see link) 269:for it, and was also helpful enough to include a 11569:, a POV-fork) documenting those factual errors. 10776:policy analysts need to be treated differently? 7924:Michael Moore's latest cherry bomb, "Sicko," an 7340:, which is ranked number 37 in the world by the 6040:and Congressional politicians. Moore says that 5995:Rough cut at proposed edit of "Synopsis section" 4980:to SiCKO. We are allowed some leeway here (per 2046:and briefly describing its notable controversies 1879:. I believe it should be the former of the two. 11949:“Moore Says Weinstein Wanted Clinton Scene Cut” 10394:. I see nothing in that policy to that effect. 10241:whether critics liked the film or not (and why) 7257:was loosely based, predates Nixon by decades. 7069:I just feel the need to point out that Che was 5687:Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events 5623:Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events 5611:Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events 5558:Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events 4272:Like I said, if I could properly reference it. 1698:What else should we keep? What should we lose? 7320:The film investigates the American for-profit 7315:in which it was presented. The old text read: 1379:duly moved the piracy section over to the new 1053:is indeed bloated, so I've changed my vote to 11835:The Importance of Harry Potter to this debate 11215:I expressed a similar opinion in response to 11073:what I object to: I object to your absolute 10656:its most recent article referring to the film 10286:; 7/7/2007, Vol. 335 Issue 7609, p47-47, 1p; 10245:significant impact outside the world of film. 10239:should be a brief look at the film's impact: 9407:with the universal and non-profit systems of 9257:briefly describing its notable controversies, 7014:You can submit a request for unprotection on 5734:," Written by Serge Gainsbourg, Performed by 5632:"(I've Got a) Golden Ticket" (from the film, 5387:has a superfluous full stop in the ellipsis. 5201:silly typographical inventions of PR firms. 10339:Again, WP:LEAD requires controversies to be 9834:Knowledge:WikiProject Films/Style guidelines 9482:'s film criticism on the Moore documentary, 8683:a higher price." Like I said, get real. -- 7538:; 7/7/2007, Vol. 335 Issue 7609, p47-47, 1p) 4956:is a redirect to the main article. So does 1396:I am not against hearing counter arguments. 1310:page and that one cannot justify starting a 11578:I want to also add that the article in the 7937:For the nitpickers who say his health-care 7292:placed the following edit on my talk page: 5826:I'm in the process of doing a disambig for 4247:I meant as being a forerunner to the film? 3595:remain as long as those concerns are valid. 866:And yet when Turtlescrubber duly moved the 9350:, which would suggest all the more reason 6294:"David Ansen of MSNBC criticized the film" 5605:, Performed by Brno Philharmonic Orchestra 4860:polling is not a substitute for discussion 4249:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUcw_foeg3Y 3472:Knowledge:Words to avoid#Article structure 105:The following discussion has been closed. 11800:"Wikilawyering" accusation from you again 8109:"Sicko" may be his most all-encompassing 6842:Of course it's his POV...this article is 6772:I didn't characterize your edits, buddy. 5793:"Don't Be Shy," Written and Performed by 5684:"The Baudelaire Orphans" (from the film, 3064:If we were discussing an article such as 1904:Neutrality dispute in "reception" section 1383:page, Noroton dumped it back on the main 1163:, it could be pared down and merged with 11985: 11958: 11741:Physicians for a National Health Program 10034:(Where Moore's 'Sicko' becomes a no-no) 10025:(Michael Moore's Cure for What Ails Us) 7018:if you want to continue edit warring. -- 5860:The following edit is also contentious. 5648:"Christmas Eve Montage" (from the film, 10666:(corrected 17:49, 5 August 2007 (UTC)) 8094:The Powells might not make the cut for 7589:of the American health care industry. ( 6017:At one point in the film Moore cites a 5635:Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory 5113:Michael Moore himself writes it "Sicko" 4454:Sure thing. The text I reverted reads: 14: 10659:; this isn't something I'm making up. 5766:"I'll See You in C-U-B-A," Written by 4895:WP:CAPITAL#Mixed_or_non-capitalization 1602:Talk:Controversies over the film Sicko 1250:Talk:Controversies over the film Sicko 709:page. You cannot reasonably justify a 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 11796:"controversy" according to Wiktionary 10371:I think we're getting somewhere now, 10049:(My conversation with Michael Moore) 8327:pharmaceutical reps agree that there 8081:"Sicko," the ball-capped muckraker's 8034:of the American health care system. ( 7967:on the American health-care system. ( 7824:His latest, the national health-care 6817:is a political topic should suffice. 6356:the article, and indeed in the lead. 4508:That passage is cited extensively. -- 4469:to avoid citation of this criticism. 4021:don't have more editorial wisdom. -- 3008:"Should" (which is repeated twice in 11620:(edited 23:22, 6 August 2007 (UTC)) 11491:expanded, but otherwise it would be 9237:http://www.webcitation.org/5QlPVuzik 9192:(updated 12:12, 6 August 2007 (UTC)) 6146:." Moore said that Clinton's friend 5608:"The Bad Beginning" (from the film, 3419:that such critical views exist (and 3304:Hillary Rodham Clinton controversies 25: 11003:con material to the article, Ted? — 7655:of the U.S. health-care industry. ( 7637:is a beyond brilliant, nonpartisan 7548:Sicko: Michael Moore's health-care 4389:There's no need to get personal. -- 2964:you've so extensively quoted is an 23: 11219:, who popped over from an earlier 10863:in relation to the subject at hand 10052:(CNN's response to Michael Moore) 8565:if you have any questions. Thanks. 8347:Local health pros diagnose 'Sicko' 8164:are highly critical of Moore and 5660:"Street Fighting Man," Written by 4460:per year without health insurance. 2864:criticism of Canadian film critics 2516:There is no praise in the lead. -- 467:National Public Radio on the movie 24: 12039: 10814:attribute them to specific groups 9926:inappropriate removal of NPOV tag 9688:doesn't say that, and NPOVD is a 9297:without consensus. Stop arguing 8061:of the American health system." ( 7813:Michael Moore's U.S. health care 7769:of the US health service, Sicko ( 7712:about the health-care industry. ( 7443:Free admission to Canadian Nurses 6598:Controversies over the film Sicko 5754:"Can't Sleep #2" (from the film, 5555:"Loverly Spring" (from the film, 5151:per Knowledge Manual of Style. - 1628:Controversies over the film Sicko 1578:Controversies over the film Sicko 1381:Controversies over the film Sicko 1292:Controversies over the film Sicko 1290:I also object to the creation of 1161:Controversies over the film Sicko 949:and delete non-controversy info. 935:Controversies over the film Sicko 918:Controversies over the film Sicko 660:Controversies over the film Sicko 560:Controversies over the film Sicko 11862:Please do not feed the trolls. — 10807:problem here in addition to the 10594:2) What Knowledge policy limits 9552:, please do not remove the tag. 9325:Tompkins Square Park Police Riot 9277:, not just vaguely alluded to. 8828:Exactly, but where our opinions 8137:Discussion of exposé and polemic 7915:of health care, Moore grows up ( 7871:With "Sicko," the Michael Moore 7732:on the U.S. healthcare system. ( 7718:, 4/18/2005, Vol. 165, Issue 16) 7620:, 6/12/2007, Vol. 399, Issue 49) 7571:, 4/24/2006, Vol. 402, Issue 10) 6105:. Moore asks for access with a 5790:), Performed by Suart Matthewman 5532:by Ary Barroso (in reference to 4737:Did I say you removed the tag? 4343:Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope 3813:Remarkably, the tag was removed 3256:, and, perhaps most relevantly, 3246:The Great Global Warming Swindle 2003:The Great Global Warming Swindle 1975:The Great Global Warming Swindle 29: 11966:"Moore unveils Sicko at Cannes" 10417:references offered by TedFrank, 10037:(x2) (Michael Moore's Shticko) 9171:Here are some additional ones: 8692:Moore makes a similar point in 8337:'Sicko': A diagnosis in 5 parts 7631:, 6/19/2007, Vol. 400, Issue 5) 7593:, Winter2006, Vol. 32, Issue 1) 7582:, 6/12/2006, Vol. 403, Issue 4) 7512:, 3/21/2005, Vol. 46, Issue 12) 6373:economists, and organizations? 4814:— According to Moore's web site 4136:Good advice, Ryan. Thanks. -- 2978:Knowledge:Village pump (policy) 1675:Consensus reached on page merge 11979: 11942: 11929: 11901: 11889: 11877: 11779:This isn't notable controversy 11748:At least Knowledge knows that 11182:You could create a template - 11081:; I object to your refusal to 10290:, Spring2007, Vol. 32, Issue; 8228:the movie call it an expose'. 8102:of the health-care industry. ( 8072:of the health-care industry. ( 7980:on the health care industry. ( 7708:He's now working on Sicko, an 7674:, Jul 2007, Vol. 110, Issue 7) 7585:...Sicko, Moore's forthcoming 7552:(a likely Weinstein venture) ( 7111:Uh, is it? The sources in the 7033:[[WP:COI|conflict of interest. 6949:Sorry, all out of good faith. 6091:Guantanamo Bay detainment camp 5776:"Ice Skating" (from the film, 5651:The Nightmare Before Christmas 5402:Knowledge talk:Manual of Style 4864:Knowledge's naming conventions 4685:tag repeatedly being removed? 656:whether it is warranted or not 225:) 11:54, August 27, 2007 (UTC) 100:. 02:06, 28 August 2007 (UTC) 13: 1: 11968:. InTheNews.co.uk. 2007-05-14 11737:California Nurses Association 10016:becomes feeble, even inane") 9488:. Try doing some research. — 9313:is a guideline not a policy. 8755:. He may well be. But that 8320:The article in question is a 8043:Health-care exposé...Moore's 7606:, Spring2007, Vol. 32, Issue) 5426:Ok, I see the section on the 5222:Does it make any difference? 5084:My Big Fat Health Care System 4852:, then sign your comment with 4251:if you want to see the story 3349:) implies accuracy (see also 3345:The very word "documentary" ( 3016:of NPOV. Your invocation of 2882:You are really stuck on this 261:was released recently, too. ( 11497:identified notable criticism 10046:(For Cubans, a bitter pill) 10031:(What’s Lacking in ‘Sicko’) 10028:('Sicko': Heavily Doctored) 9263:directly quoted from Reuters 8893:adding a fraction of balance 7931:Barre Montpelier Times Argus 7745:of the health care system. ( 7332:systems in other countries. 6010:. Its main message is that 5848:02:39, 27 January 2011 (UTC) 5620:"Chez Olaf" (from the film, 5574:," Written and Performed by 4186:Writings and political views 3020:is well within the essay of 2144:the facts, that are biased. 1325:The controversy sections of 7: 11896:Schwitzer health news blog, 11884:Schwitzer health news blog, 10282:) as well as an "expose"? ( 10043:(Michael Moore's sickness) 9435:Film journals and magazines 9098:"typical of the criticisms" 7338:American health care system 7330:publicly-funded health care 6822:23:26, 25 August 2007 (UTC) 6012:publicly-funded health care 5543:"Baseball" (from the film, 3445:s strengths and weaknesses 3308:Criticism of George W. Bush 3300:not an encyclopedia article 3049:Knowledge talk:Lead section 2974:Knowledge talk:Lead section 2329:They were put in a POV-fork 1867:Capitalization of film name 1614:vigorously participates in 1518:in order to paste it here: 1514:I copied this comment from 1308:Michael Moore controversies 1187:17:06, 24 August 2007 (UTC) 707:Michael Moore Controversies 290:02:03, 28 August 2007 (UTC) 238:23:17, 27 August 2007 (UTC) 10: 12044: 11871:08:29, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 11857:02:02, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 11827:03:07, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 11817:01:47, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 11807:23:54, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11789:23:18, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11761:23:14, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11731:22:59, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11678:23:53, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11656:23:22, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11646:23:03, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11618:22:55, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11600:22:46, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11574:22:41, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11560:22:35, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11539:22:27, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11504:04:06, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 11454:04:01, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 11211:01:35, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 11178:01:03, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 11164:20:11, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11154:19:50, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11144:18:51, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11139:this notable controversy? 11127:16:40, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11117:14:52, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11100:14:41, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11064:14:33, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11036:14:26, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11022:14:20, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 11012:14:16, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10983:13:36, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10971:13:28, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10962:12:31, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10931:14:44, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10915:12:07, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10883:12:02, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10853:11:36, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10843:11:30, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10821:11:13, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10799:11:04, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10781:10:54, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10759:10:50, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10738:10:19, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10716:10:50, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10702:08:41, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10686:17:31, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10674:03:36, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10664:03:29, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10647:03:21, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10636:10:45, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10623:07:35, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10607:02:54, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10548:10:57, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10534:10:50, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10524:10:46, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10506:08:39, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10496:01:35, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10483:18:50, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10474:18:44, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10464:18:38, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10446:18:29, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10437:01:33, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10408:17:59, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10361:10:33, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10348:14:56, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10335:14:50, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10325:00:25, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 10312:13:27, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10303:13:02, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10280:Film Journal International 10268:12:53, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10258:12:47, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10225:10:35, 6 August 2007 (UTC) 10212:12:36, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10199:12:29, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10177:12:18, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10148:12:05, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10128:11:57, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10082:08:29, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 10059:02:49, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9940:00:26, 7 August 2007 (UTC) 9919:02:37, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9897:that it should be removed. 9860:12:02, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9823:06:06, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9813:04:56, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9786:04:54, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9777:04:46, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9767:04:04, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9757:03:49, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9739:03:34, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9710:12:21, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9701:05:22, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9680:03:20, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9670:03:08, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9657:02:41, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9643:02:36, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9597:02:29, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9588:02:15, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9557:01:59, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9520:00:06, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9497:01:16, 4 August 2007 (UTC) 9468:23:55, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9450:23:43, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9428:21:25, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9384:21:02, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9363:20:19, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9332:20:07, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9327:lead. But...whatever. -- 9318:20:03, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9306:18:50, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9292:18:42, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9282:18:28, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9222:17:43, 3 August 2007 (UTC) 9213:23:27, 2 August 2007 (UTC) 9190:18:00, 5 August 2007 (UTC) 9163:17:07, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 9124:16:08, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 9093:00:04, 2 August 2007 (UTC) 9072:17:19, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 9059:17:11, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 9050:17:05, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 9034:16:19, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 9025:15:50, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 9016:15:32, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 9006:13:31, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 8950:15:38, 1 August 2007 (UTC) 8088:Daytona Beach News-Journal 8068:...Sicko, Michael Moore's 7671:Film Journal International 7328:, comparing them with the 6706:Category:Documentary films 6414:Dr Gupta's criticism that 6134:, who once championed the 6075:September 11, 2001 attacks 6044:, who once championed the 5572:Star Wars Main Title Theme 5379:is missing an apostrophe, 5079:Knowledge:Ignore all rules 4960:. No one is objecting to 3074:this article is about the 11955:, Accessed June 26, 2007. 11750:Bureaucrash ain't notable 10453:The Passion of the Christ 10343:, not merely alluded to. 9957:And there's a systematic 9562:section of an article on 9203:Someone posted a plea on 8995:23:31, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8937:23:20, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8923:23:14, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8913:23:10, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8903:23:01, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8884:22:06, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8864:23:14, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8852:23:10, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8838:23:06, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8824:23:01, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8807:18:51, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8794:18:47, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8785:18:47, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8775:18:13, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8765:17:06, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8714:12:48, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8704:16:51, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8688:12:39, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8678:12:17, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8665:12:14, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8651:12:03, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8630:11:27, 31 July 2007 (UTC) 8616:22:54, 30 July 2007 (UTC) 8605:22:50, 30 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