User talk:Payneslp

November 2016

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Thank you. ClueBot NG (talk) 05:14, 25 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Robert Payne article

I have revised the article, aiming to give a coherent summary of Robert Payne's life and literary output, and a balanced view of critical commentary on his works. On this latter point I should explain that as Wikipedia aspires to the status of an encyclopedia, we follow a policy of "neutrality", meaning that we strive for an impartial account of commentary that has appeared in reliable published sources, not advocating any particular view ourselves. For instance, we would not give undue prominence to excerpts from reviews that had been reproduced on the cover of the book, being aware that publishers will tend to select the most favourable quotes!

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