But in what sense can that comment possibly be correct Provided that what is sourced is already in the article I cant let that pass as it is just so damaging  so Im going to say a few things You cannot just summarise any old group of citations sometime creating a new thing altogether in doing so  which is excempt from needing proof  you are absolutely obliged to consider WPweight along with other of the many guidelines like WPred flag in Verifiability and Notability too Weight alone will more often than not dictate the new text as it has done now   These retentive methods of Style reviewing are a plague across the full scope of Wikipedia and this article highlights the foolishness too long maintained of methodically tickboxing inherently illogical stylecorrectness whilst routinely ie as a kind of policy ignoring content which is ironically seen as the job of the editors who actually get sidelined in the process In teh past Ive seen so many foolish paragraphs pass though style even in Featured Articles another contentshy process believe it or not There really is nothing clever about being so clinical when it leads to plain misrepresentation especially with a subject like this Many nonBritish would will be mislead by the text on a basic reader level here anyway which just adds more irony to the process of course  As a rule it is good to consider what you are doing in life in anyway regardless of your job  What happened in Nick Griffin is that simple eventverifying  citations from within the article the few cases of Griffin being invited to speak at mainstream establishments were converted into a kind of superflexible source material which in that new state were easily moulded into the standalone line Since he became the leader of the BNP several educational institutions have invited him to speak on political radicalism multiculturalism and BNP policy I strongly suspect that no one got a shoein to actually add any weight due to the rigid system involved  where new  content is demoted in value and even at times discouraged Ive seen it happen too often its just plain dumb Whats worse a general ethos of protecting the result comes from the process which ended here in me being accused of vandalism for attempting change which I really object to It really is dumb  Imagine someone collecting a handful of citations of various people expressing an opinion shall we say of black people being inferior to whites and places them in a relevant section in an article say a Controversy section in a new and developing article called Racism  According to Wikipedias Style Council this line inserted at the end of the intro would theoretically be fine Many people believe that black people are inferior to whites As there was nothing in the developing article about the many issues surrounding IQ test and the reading of them both past and present no balance is made and the Intro passes with flying colours The new authorised version is then considered as passing consensus  a broadly finished thing that is duly protected from change  The Intro equation Ive seen many times is X citations of comments existing somewhere i n the article  Z a new flexible source material  when grouped  Y a new and uncited statement of fact based on the new entity of the source THE INNER WORKINGS OF SUMMARY ARE SIMPLY NOT APPARENT TO THE TYPICAL WIKIPEDIA READER who is always at the very bottom of the Wikipedia heap just below the general editor  THE HEAP  The brass  Empowered admin style controllers etc  General admin  Maintenance editors  Single Purpose accounts  Articledefending editors  Newcontent editors  General content editors  the lifeblood of Wikipedia  The general reader  central to policy but so rarely considered  placing the Subject and Trolls would be dependent on the perceived importance of the subject  Articles like Nick Griffin can be difficult and need creative work on the edit level  but that is the point So much time on Wikipedia is wasted on stylising incomplete articles and weak unbalanced text It is no way to bypass edit conflict  that has to be done the hard way such as in finding ways to express weight Risking edit battles is far superior to squeezing down to makeshift styleapproved articles that are subsequently protected from change Here that process made the introduction bland weak and misleading and the added factor of the subjects inherent extremity ensured the article became seriously misleading  to the point that the article became Nick Griffinfriendly and hence ultimate