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1. Sometimes strong statements are appropriate Wikipedia : Avoid weasel words.
2. See Wikipedia : Avoid weasel words.
3. Wikipedia has a style guide entitled Avoid weasel words which strongly discourages the use of weasel words.
4. BTW, I made some small corrections to the article, per Wikipedia : Verifiability, Wikipedia : Avoid weasel words, and Wikipedia : cleanup.
5. I know that the point could have been made a little more tactfully-we have to be careful in these Village Pump discussions to maintain good netiquette and to avoid weasel words.
6. It's difficult to find avoid weasel words in a sentence. 用avoid weasel words造句挺難的
7. In all contexts, it is best to avoid weasel words, which should not be substituted for the tentative tone .-- Talk 06 : 31, 10 September 2006 ( UTC)
8. :: Alas, not even 24 hours . . . he came back on and not only hit Talk : Teletubbies but apparently decided to also play with Wikipedia : Avoid weasel words.
9. Prose attributions that overstate the support for a position, which engage in value judgements, or which constitute ambiguous or unfalsifiable " weasel words " should be avoided ( See Avoid weasel words ).
10. *Avoid weasel words-right in the lead, the article states that " He is believed to have been one of the most skilled swordsmen in history . "-by whom is he believed to be so?
11. For advice about dealing with unattributed material when you find it, see Wikipedia : Verifiability, Wikipedia : No original research and Wikipedia : Avoid weasel words which are policy, and Wikipedia : Cite sources, which is a style guide.
12. And we want to avoid weasel words so we don't need to say e . g the Times says Sarah is gay, we just say it neutrally and move on . Obina 20 : 41, 2 November 2007 ( UTC)
13. I'm not an ED editor or anything-- I only recently became aware of what a big drama ED actually is-- I myself just copied the link from Wikipedia : Avoid weasel words because my essay was on a similar subject.
14. Avoid weasel words such as, " Some people say . . . " Instead, find a specific person or group who holds that opinion, mention them by name, and give a citation to some place where they can be seen or heard expressing that opinion.
15. Note : A series of proposals have been made to merge WP : Avoid neologisms, WP : Avoid peacock terms, WP : Avoid weasel words, WP : Embedded list, WP : Explain jargon, WP : Layout, WP : Lead section and WP : Technical terms and definitions into other pages.
16. It could be a simple misreading of the WP : Neutral point of view and Wikipedia : Avoid weasel words policies, thinking ( incorrectly ) that every time we reference someone, we need to explicitly say who it is in the text .-- talk ) 18 : 29, 29 July 2009 ( UTC)
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