I obviously agree that all articles touching political principals and concepts should, but there are some articles which have no liberal/conservative controversy. For example, [[Cookie]] does not really need to speak from any political POV. To say that cookies are evil and should be banned because they make people fat would be liberal, but how do you write this in a conservative point of view? Just say "Everything in moderation"? What about [[Computer]]? It could be skewed to say that they can be used for liberal and evil purposes, and therefore are bad, but the same could be said about a screwdriver (it can tighten/loosen screws, or stab people). I guess the point I'm trying to make is that we shouldn't make such a sweeping declaration that it sounds like everything must be deliberately slanted to a CPOV, but a | I obviously agree that all articles touching political principals and concepts should, but there are some articles which have no liberal/conservative controversy. For example, [[Cookie]] does not really need to speak from any political POV. To say that cookies are evil and should be banned because they make people fat would be liberal, but how do you write this in a conservative point of view? Just say "Everything in moderation"? What about [[Computer]]? It could be skewed to say that they can be used for liberal and evil purposes, and therefore are bad, but the same could be said about a screwdriver (it can tighten/loosen screws, or stab people). I guess the point I'm trying to make is that we shouldn't make such a sweeping declaration that it sounds like everything must be deliberately slanted to a CPOV, but a |