Talk:Principle of charity
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The reference "Daniel Dennett, 'Mid-Term Examination' p. 363" is a bit mysterious. I don't find a book by that title on Amazon or at my library's website, and a search for "Dennett Mid-Term Examination" on google yields nothing useful. Is this some kind of typo or other error? --The Sarcastic Fringehead, Aug 16 2:30 PST
The search in my Dennett collection however was a bit more fruitful - the reference is to chapter 10 in 'The Intentional Stance'. The page number given is also accurate for the same. I've amended the entry to account for this. -- Duncan Crowe
[edit] Link to Darner's "Code of Conduct..."
The original link to Darner's Code is now dead. I provided a new, live link to it in the External Links section, replacing the original one.Isokrates 20:20, 11 September 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Assume Good Faith
Wikipedia has its own principle of charity, which seems like a notable practical extension of these ideas. Self-reference isn't very encyclopedic, but is there room in the article for a reference to the Wikipedia policy: "Assume Good Faith?" --Thomas B♘talk 06:05, 15 February 2008 (UTC)
