=The history of the tag=== 
 Hey QuackGuru, I hope you're well! I apologize for just now getting back to you and everyone else on this, but I've been going through the acupuncture edit history, edit by edit, to see what the history of the neutral point of view tag removal was. In the process, I've learned a great deal about the history of point of view disputes on this page, and I also saw, as you stated, we have had tags and had them removed multiple times. Not because everyone worked out their differences on the talk page, but because one editor removed the tag, often saying that this page is "always under dispute, so there's no reason for the tag." Here are the diffs of the tag removal prior to the tag I put on the other day: [onethis one and this one. Again, after finding these instances I went to the talk page to see if some semblance of consensus regarding the neutrality issues was achieved, and it wasn't. Under all three of these instances, that editor was you, QuackGuru. Now, please forgive me here because I promise I'm not trying to be argumentative whatsoever. I'm just trying to understand your reasoning here so we can all move forward and resolve this impasse. I may be completely wrong here, but my understanding behind the purpose of the tag to let readers know there is a debate going on, and that we need new editors to come to the talk page to help give a fresh perspective? And, I may also be wrong, but isn't there an accepted Wikipedia community protocol as for when to remove the tag?  As long as the tag has merit, and a list of disputed items is provided, and there is a clear debate occurring, certain conditions must occur before the tag can be removed, correct? And those conditions are that 1)the disputes have been resolved, either by consensus or arbitration, and 2) there isn't an active debate occurring on the talk pages. Those are the conditions to remove a valid tag as I understand them. Again, my intention wasn't for this to be a "gotcha" moment. I'm only trying to understand what your reasoning is so that we can move forward. When you said "the tag was removed multiple times", I assumed the community as a whole removed it because certain conditions were met and the tag was no longer seen as needed, because the disputes had been resolved. I did not anticipate that you were the one who removed the tag multiple times, but now that I discovered this, I just want to understand your reasoning in case there is something I'm missing.    

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