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'''Platform''', in politics, refers to a party's core beliefs and stances on various issues.  Each individual issue mentioned in a platform is called a '''plank'''.
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In [[politics]], a '''platform''' refers to the core beliefs and stances on various issues held by a political party.
  
'''Platform''', in [[video game|gaming]], refers to an action genre where the player must navigate his way through a series of obstacles and suspended platforms in order to reach the goal. Sometimes, this genre also called a ''platformer''.
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Each individual stance mentioned in a platform is called a '''plank'''.  A specific topic may (and often does) have several planks devoted to it.  For example, on the topic of [[abortion]], general opposition to abortion (except in limited circumstances, such as to save the mother's life) would be one plank, while opposition to Federal funding of [[Planned Parenthood]] would be another plank.
  
 
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Revision as of 01:03, August 3, 2018

In politics, a platform refers to the core beliefs and stances on various issues held by a political party.

Each individual stance mentioned in a platform is called a plank. A specific topic may (and often does) have several planks devoted to it. For example, on the topic of abortion, general opposition to abortion (except in limited circumstances, such as to save the mother's life) would be one plank, while opposition to Federal funding of Planned Parenthood would be another plank.