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:* ''[[Bias|Unbiased]]:'' Views are allowed to speak for themselves rather than being cast into one "correct" viewpoint.
:* ''[[WP:NOT|Compilation]]:'' Wikipedia is not a simple collection or list of facts. There is a process of summarizing, grading, organizing and collating involved, to ensure that the resulting articles are as useful as possible for readers seeking both detail and overview.
:* ''[[Wikipedia:Attribution|Attributable]]:'' All material in Wikipedia must be attributable to a [[Wikipedia:Reliable sources|reliable
:* ''[[fact|Facts]]:'' Wikipedia contains facts, not opinions, and not [[Wikipedia:original research|original research]]. Since any opinion of note has been expressed by some person or group of people, we do not try to decide or claim that an opinion is "true" or "false". We state instead, neutrally and factually, which people hold what views, and allow the facts to speak for themselves.
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