Talk:Norine MacDonald
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Refugee
[edit]Hello My name is Milad Galib I am one of the ICOS Program employees worked 2010 in the Afghanistan I would like to apply for the Canada vulnerable program for afghan citizens. Please help me out My life is in danger because I was a local employee. My security and economic situation is very bad Canada accepts immigrants, please help me, I want your cooperation, please I will really appreciate your help Thank you very much Sincerely :Melad ghalib 149.54.25.168 (talk) 05:58, 15 April 2022 (UTC)
Regarding RAIN Research Group
[edit]The introduction of this article states that MacDonald is the president and founder of RAIN Research Group. However, according to its | official website, the entity describes itself as a global business and knowledge hub for the Defense + AI ecosystem.
This discrepancy suggests that the reference currently used in the article may not provide the most up-to-date details about the entity. 2304xzeus (talk) 08:15, 19 November 2024 (UTC)
Concerns About Uncited and Promotional Content in the Article
[edit]I noticed the following paragraph in the article:
ICOS provides innovative analysis and recommendations on the connections between foreign policy, security, development, and counter-narcotics policies. It convenes politicians, high-profile academics, independent experts, and NGOs in order to accomplish its mission. It aims to work as the dialogue partner with senior policymakers at the national and international levels in order to foster high-level exchanges and new ideas on bridging security, development, and counter-narcotics policies.
This paragraph raises some concerns:
- Lack of Citations: The information presented in this paragraph lacks verifiable citations. Wikipedia requires all statements about organizations to be supported by reliable sources to ensure accuracy and neutrality. See Wikipedia:Verifiability.
- Promotional Tone: The language used, such as "innovative analysis," "high-profile academics," and "foster high-level exchanges," appears promotional. Wikipedia's standards emphasize maintaining a neutral tone and avoiding content that reads like advertising or advocacy for any organization. See Wikipedia:Neutral point of view.
- Non-Compliance with Wikipedia Standards: Including uncited, promotional content about an organization does not align with Wikipedia's content policies, specifically Verifiability and Neutral Point of View. See Wikipedia:Conflict of interest.
Given these issues, I propose removing this paragraph unless reliable sources are provided and the language is revised to adhere to Wikipedia’s neutral tone guidelines. I'd appreciate input from other editors on this matter. 2304xzeus (talk) 20:34, 20 November 2024 (UTC)