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The art is not to give as many facts or «facts» as possible, but to include such information that is appropriate and useful for an average user; this is what I would call responsible editing. Granted, for a 12-year-old this concept might be hard to grasp, but why are kids allowed to interfere with a
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Many articles on non-US cars show an absurd US bias. Unfortunately, this is a phenomenon also often encountered on wp pages in other languages. I will never understand how anyone could be so limited in his/her views as to think that one´s own barn is the only one in the
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Many people still confuse calendar years with model years, although there is a clear rule (as of WP Project Cars) to use calendar years, at least in infoboxes. As this seems to be another specific US user problem, see the
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The worst thing that can happen to a car article is to become a victim of a so-called fan base, folks that cram any given article with a plethora of objectively useless information.
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