Talk:Farnsworth House
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[edit] Cultural attitudes
I have added the cultural attitudes section because I find the non-neutral opinion-based edits to be of great interest as additional information about how the various members of a culture view a specific encyclopedia subject. This is difficult information to find on any particular subject without lenghty research of history, blogs and other websites. I do believe the main body of text should be strictly neutral and factual, per Wikipedia policy, but a separate subsection on the main page in a one-sentence per viewpoint succint format can add a deeper understanding of the significance of a subject.
It may or may not help resolve the problem of edit-wars on the main text of controversial subjects, but it wont erase the fact of controversey.
Please let it stay for a while.
Miesling 6-17-06
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- This section has been morphed from a list into prose and combined into a more succint format as the succint format from before was anything but.A mcmurray 05:30, 11 February 2007 (UTC)
