Talk:Totic kidnapping

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[edit] ICTY sources

I just want to say that the ICTY sources such as verdicts should be used carefully, because some editors cite the defence case as it is the ICTY conclusion, which is not. The verdict contains ICTY conclusion after the prosecution and defence cases also presented in the verdict. But, for us, it is important to see what is the ICTY conclusion about particular events, not the defence case. I hope this suggestion will help some editors to contribute Wikipedia better. The Dragon of Bosnia (talk) 16:02, 18 November 2007 (UTC)