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In a message dated 6/16/2009 5:33:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
christiansuciu@yahoo.com writes:

>From the  recent Macedonia  2 case, a principle that I'm sure could be 
extended to Eastern Europe  as well:  


It is potentially harmful to Wikipedia when editorial debates become  
strongly associated with real-world political polarizations and when they  become 
dominated by groups of editors lined up along political lines due to  
shared national backgrounds. This is particularly harmful when such editors  act 
in concert to systematically advocate editorial decisions considered  
favorable to their shared political views that contravene the application of  
Wikipedia policy or obstruct consensus-building. Mere strength of numbers is  
not sufficient to contravene Wikipedia policy. Defending editorial positions  
that support political preferences typical of a particular national 
background  is not ipso  facto evidence of bad-faith editing.





Regarding a recent conversation @ Hiberniantears, I made the case that not  
all cases of A says/B says are the same. The Baltics, for example, never  
attacked Germany or the Soviet Union, they were victimized by both. Whereas 
some  of the other conflicts are about competing acts of genocide one against 
the  other. Those will never be resolved. We must be clear about what  
differentiates ABC-Soviet versus ABC-XYZ conflicts.  /Peters

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  become dominated by groups of editors lined up along political lines due=
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attacked Germany or the Soviet Union, they were victimized by both. Wherea=
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