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'allegation' explanation
I'm not sure why this word is a problem in the article as it refers to the retirement of Abp. Iakovos. It conveys that this is what many are saying (which is documentable) but that it is unproven (and probably unprovable). Why remove it or put it in brackets? {{User:ASDamick/sig}} 06:16, January 20, 2006 (CST)
I took me lead for editing the word 'alleged' following an edit exerted on one of my 'orthodoxwiki' entries. In my case, I had put into words reported speech and personal observation/judgment. The person who edited my text commented, "documentation needed". That person had a fair point because one can allege anything. A few phone-calls could probably line up a battery of counter-allegations, aso. The validity of 'allegations' stands best the test of judgment according to their context, and regarding the 'GOA of America' entry, the text is remarkably short, thereby giving undue emphasis to any 'allegation'. With all due respect, they read uncomfortably like a clip from a gossip column. {{User: Politis}}
