Talk:Bibliography of the War in Darfur

message: Arguments and accusations of arguments from authority aside, the gist of the matter seems to be a disagreement about the nature of this particular bibliography. Meeso is sure that any bibliography should be all-inclusive, and I can certainly see the sense in that; after all, many bibliographies as you find them in libraries do have the goal of inclusiveness. I agree with Chris Lowe that this thesis would have a place in such an inclusive bibliography, especially since the literature on this topic isn't as abundant as on some other topics.
However, it seems that BanyanTree, and possibly others, think of this particular bibliography as a more selective one. Now, there is certainly a place also for bibliographies that separate chaff from wheat. Maybe an encyclopedia is such a place; after all, we are not WikiBibliography (Does that exist already? It seems not; I think it would be a good Wikimedia project). The idea that wheat is separated from chaff in an encyclopedia (as opposed to an indiscriminate collection of information) certainly makes sense. 
So the question is, what do we want this particular bibliography to be? — mark ✎ 12:04, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: WikiBibliography → Wikiversity.org. -- Szvest  Wiki me up ® 12:52, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
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message: Along the same lines as the discussion above -
This link: http://www.redress.org/reports/SudanICCGuideEnglish.pdf Accountability and Justice for International Crimes in Sudan: A Guide on the Role of the International Criminal Court (2007)
Seems to have been added by Redress.org's Director.  This is against our guidelines since there is a clear concern about conflict of interest.  And with Redress having a specific mission issues of neutrality should also be considered as well as whether it is on point enough for the article.  So I've moved it here so that uninvolved editors can discuss its appropriateness for our external links section.  -- SiobhanHansa 19:24, 11 August 2008 (UTC)
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