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Re NPOV tag on this article--There were no details put on this talk page by the NPOV poster. I contacted the person posting the NPOV tag twice, asking for clarification and have recieved no response, so I went ahead on my own and rewrote the article to have a neutral POV as much as possible. I will wait a week and if I receive no response to this post, I will remove the NPOV, under the guideline "Removing POV tags when nothing posted to talk page" on the Wikipedia talk:NPOV dispute page.

In the future, if someone has an issue with the POV of this article, PLEASE indicate at least the section(s) you have an issue with; better yet, tell me what your specific issues are. And if I write to you asking for more detail, please respond. I am willing to dialog about concerns, but I can't be expected to read your mind.

Thank you. Oneroomschool (talk) 22:23, 3 September 2011 (UTC)Reply

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