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259:. You can not add material that is not in the source even if it is likely to be true. In this case you cant say "taking care to avoid the possibility of any return-fire" because the source does not claim that and we can not know the intent until the Seals are interviewed personally. As the source has no personal knowledge of intent even if the source did say that, it would need to be attributed to the source not the subject ie: "according to x". If you follow what the source states you cant go wrong. Also note that when writing numbers in articles that you spell the number in full if ten (10) or less and numerically if more than ten, ie: 15. Cheers and good luck with your editing. 2407:
to this day. That said, Natural Born makes TOTAL sense, based on the fact that you or another editor on the page felt the "need" to make note of him being an "American". "Natural Born" simply denotes his being born in America, a notable fact. Look up the definition of "Natural Born" on this site. That being said, I cannot take the time to "Fight" with you over a 20 second edit. Like I said, I've been down that "road" and I have better things to do. Clearly you feel the need to "police" the edits made on that page.
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Knowledge (XXG) is for people all over the world. It's good practice to say in the lead what country things are in and what nationality people are or were, because nobody is going to already know for every place and every person. ... Why did you think he was deceased? There would have been lots of news coverage if he'd died. Maybe you confused him with another baseball player? Anyway, I'm glad you came back to the project. It just seemed like an odd edit.
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assumed he was going for a weapon...". This comment is more than sufficient for an editor here to extract their actions in firing upon bin Laden as preventative and acting in the interest of their own safety. I've contributed content that is neutral, and provided reliable sources. It needs to stay as written, unless one can contribute in a way that adds to the quality of, or supports other more recent factual content to the article.
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they say the women were trying to protect him. I also don't like saying "raiders". 3: The section has two paragraphs talking about Seals and then they are refered to as "raiders" for two sentences. This looks odd and lacks consistency. Is there a reason for using raiders other than that the source called them that in the headline?
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If's okay, I have no intention to revert the edit again. IF you feel the need to be the "Police" of that page, I already went through this a long time ago and left for this exact reason, ONE person who felt the need to control everything I wrote. It was a waste of time and most of those edits remain
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Wikpipedia does not allow an editor to "extract their actions" as that is original research. They assumed he was going for a weapon and the article already states that, but you cant then extrapolate that they also thought that once they entered the room unless the source claims it, which it doesn't.
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Well, there is a statement somewhere or other to the effect that all edits are subject to change by other editors ... and note that two different people have now reverted you. I thought you were owed a reason, and a response to your edit summary. Regarding "American", I think you're forgetting that
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The above examples are how I determined, in my contribs., whether to use "SEALs" vs. "raiders". In short, during the actual activity of "raiding" the compound, I've gone on to call them "raiders". When acting in any other capacity during the mission, I've gone on to address them as "SEALs". This
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not only better conveys the urgency of the situation (supporting pre-emptive self defence) but allows the reader to understand why he was shot so quickly, which I believe was the intent of your original edit that mentioned the belief twice. 2: The sources do not say he was hiding behind the women,
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Wayne, If the reference states that they assumed he was going for a weapon, ran into his room, and then hid behind two women. The SEALs, (IMO gave more than a benefit of the doubt. It was stated that he could have given up in the hallway) having given the courtesy of moving the women out of the
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I'm sorry, but I don't agree with you in this case. Regardless of what was going through the minds of the raiders, we can only contribute reliable reported content. We are required to write and source content without plagiarizing the source material. The reliable source stated, "the three SEALs
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There are 2 separate areas of that one article that I cited to support the text that was inserted. It's not right to tell me not to include them, AND then say I'm not properly sourcing the content. There is nothing in those edits that is not substantiated or supported in these other refs in the
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No worries at all! I saw that spelling mistake (from another user actually!) but could not get it corrected right away. I think you came in right at a time when a few edits were mixing in at the same time. It simply took a few edits to get it where it is. I have a feeling that the article in
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Wayne, the part about the SEALs is covered in other reporting. It's been surmised by several outlets that concern for safety led them to shoot-first", erring on the side of safety. That said, my concern is that the complete set of edits were reverted. That's not right. If a part needs to be
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is also semantics, but at least now you know why I've done it that way. Up until our debate, I've not taken the time to possibly re-name them when in action. I'm not steadfast on this however, but would be curious as to any objections if we continue that way. Thanks sir, :)
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1. Logic would indeed suggest he would go for weapon, yes, and certainly it justifies the actions of the raiders. The way the text is written, at this point is semantics, but as it is written, gives a clear description of what was happening at that juncture in the
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I can live with it as it is now. I tend to write for an academic audience and always try for consistency and flow which can be especially relevant for readers who have English as a second language. Raiders just sounds unnecessary and rather clunky.
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You are in effect making two separate claims (one supported and one unsupported) based on a single reported action. In fact, officials said that the Seals knew he was not armed and they only feared that the women were.
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On the refs, yes, there were 2 sections of the one article I wanted to cite, to make sure readers/editors would see the source material used, but I will take time to learn what you've suggested I do in the future..
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article, which you just repeated and I have reverted. Mays is not deceased, contrary to your edit summary, and why single him out as "natural-born", when that is the norm?
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way and fired in both self-defense and in anticipation of his wielding a weapon. In any case, their actions were preemptive. I made some changes, see what you think.
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Dijcks, I intended no malice; I apologise if any was perceived. I was motivated by the sentence: 'Bin Laden spent several years in hidingat a private compound in
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2. I agree with you on this change. The source used does state that they were standing in front of him, yelling, etc.. Lets' make that change then.
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