Talk:Choo-Choo Soul

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[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:ChooChooSoul.jpg

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[edit] Grammar criticism

I've marked the "grammar" section as original research. While it may be true that Choo Choo Soul perpetuates poor grammar, the assertion really should be backed by a citation. Zaxus 18:07, 15 July 2007 (UTC)

This POV claim has been removed three times today:

The Interstitials are enjoyed by parents and children alike. The one downside to these lively interstitials (and music tracks) voiced by parents, is that at least in one case (the short titled, "Let's Dance"), Choo Choo Soul is indirectly promoting poor grammar. The lyrics in this short are, "Everybody's got they own style ..." instead of the proper, "Everybody has their own style ..." (See CD insert for lyrics) Disney representatives had no comment on whether the erroneous grammar would be corrected for re-issuing.

Unless this criticism can be attributed to a credible source, it does not belong in the article. See WP:NPOV for guidance on making articles conform to a neutral point of view. And who contacted Disney for comment? Please seek consensus with other editors here on the talk page before inserting this material again without comment. —Whoville (talk) 22:17, 7 December 2007 (UTC)