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| I've thought about this a lot lately, and I'm beginning to see the answer: people's egos are what's wrong with Misplaced Pages. So many editors here think far too highly of their own thoughts and abilities and put too much emphasis on their own feelings (particularly negative feeling toward others). The result of this is that no real community can form from among the editors here. | |||
| How does this manifest itself? POV pushing is one way. When one's faith in one's own ideas becomes too great, it results in one dismissing the ideas of others. On Misplaced Pages, that tends to mean one seeks to make articles conform to one's POV with no regard for the views of others. This in turn tends to lead to edit warring, incivility or, most often, both. | |||
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What is the real problem at Misplaced Pages?
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