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Line 17: {\| \|- \| valign="top" \| [[File:Balanced scales.svg\|50px\|left\|alt=Balanced scales\|What is "unbiased" on Wikipedia?]] \| "Unbiased" means that promotion is not allowed. ''{{dfn\|Promotion}}'' on Wikipedia means promoting any particular viewpoint. This includes: Line 24: * Attacks (which promote a negative viewpoint about something) More details are at [[WP:NOTPROMO\|Wikipedia is not a soapbox or means of promotion]] and [[WP:NPOV\|Neutral point of view]]. If your goal is to do any of the above, then {{em\|Wikipedia is not for you}}. You should consider [[WP:ALTOUT\|other places]] where promotion is acceptable. \|- \| valign="top" \| [[File:Question book-new.svg\|50px\|left\|alt=A book with a question mark\|What is accuracy on Wikipedia?]] \| "Accurate" means that all information must come from [[WP:RS\|reliable sources]]. Common examples of reliable sources are newspapers, books, magazines, and {{em\|some}} websites.<ref>Websites are considered reliable sources if they have a reputation for providing accurate information. Blogs and wikis (including Wikipedia!) are usually not reliable sources.</ref>

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