Talk:Politechnika Warszawska PW-5

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I suggested the page title for this and the PW-6 be changed to "Politechniki Warszawskiej PW-5" and "Politechniki Warszawskiej PW-6". PZL is not the design originator, only manufactures the type under license. Please have also a look at the PZL Wiki article to appreciate how the designation PZL PW-5 would look out of context there. They make a lot of other designs under license, too, keeping the originators type designator.Francisco de Almeida 12:08, 14 October 2005 (UTC)

Hello! The name of the article is incorrect, because "Politechniki Warszawskiej" is genitive case from "Politechnika Warszawska", so the correct name should be maybe "Politechnika Warszawska PW-5". I'm a polish native speaker and "Politechniki Warszawskiej PW-6" sounds for me really strange. Amstell.

The several edits made in 2008.03.18 by 202.161.43.233 are in my opinion detrimental to the article: - they violate the NPOV (neutral point of view) policy of Wikipedia and constitute, in fact, advertising. - they delete all negative comment about the performance and handling of the aircraft and about the decline of interest in the type and class. - the level of detail given to the proceedings of the IGC design competition is out of place in this article (could merit a separate, well written article). - several statements introduced are debateable. - the comparison between the PW-6 and other two seaters is out of place (this article is about the PW-5), cronologically incorrect (uses the future tense for developments that have already occurred), and has unreasonable or false statements.

In view of these failings, I will revert sections of these edits within a few days if no improvement to the above points is forthcoming. Regards, Francisco de Almeida (talk) 11:44, 20 March 2008 (UTC).