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Usage

Add {{POV-statement}} after a fact or posit to signify that just that statement may not be entirely without bias.

Do not add this to a page more than a reasonable number of times, instead use one of the other templates mentioned below instead.

Redirects

1. {{POV-Statement}}
2. {{NPOV-statement}}
3. {{Pov-statement}}
4. {{POV statement}}
5. {{POV-inline}}
6. {{NPOV-inline}}
7. {{Npov-inline}}
8. {{FixPOV}}
9. {{FixPov}}
10. {{Fixpov}}

Resolving disputes - templates

Wikipedia project pages

• Wikipedia:Accuracy dispute
• Wikipedia:Consensus
• Wikipedia:Dispute resolution
• Wikipedia:Disputed statement
• Wikipedia:Neutral point of view
• Wikipedia:Template messages
• Wikipedia:Template namespace

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Templates

[] Disputed

• Boxes:
  • {{Disputed}} Article, {{Disputed-section}} Section
  • {{Underdiscussion}} For use on project pages (e.g. policies and guidelines), not on articles
  • {{Disputedtag}} For disputing recent promotions or amendments of policies and guidelines

• Inline:
  • {{Dubious}} Statement
  • {{List fact}} Single list entry
  • {{Underdiscussion-inline}} Statements on project pages

• See also Category:Dispute templates

POV

• Boxes:
  • {{POV}} Article, {{POV-section}} Section, {{POV-intro}} Lead section
  • {{POV-check}} Article, {{POV-check-section}} Section

• Inline:
  • {{POV-statement}} Statement
  • {{POV-assertion}} Statement
  • {{Lopsided}} Statement

• See also Category:Neutrality templates

Both disputed and POV

• Boxes:
  • {{Totally-disputed}} Article, {{Totally-disputed-section}} Section, {{Totally-disputed-lead}} Lead section
  • {{Controversial}} Talk page

Wiki

• Template:Tools

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