Talk:Colour revolution

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Hi there,
Let me first make clear that I did not join Wikipedia as an editor to "edit war". I didn't even know there was such a thing until today. I joined as an editor just because I saw what I found to be overt bias in this article and in another article (the latter even more severe, on "One country, two systems" (you can see my comments on the talk page there also where I talk about my background/intentions more) and was so disappointed in this undermining of Wikipedia as a neutral information source that I felt compelled to act. 
The description on this page that I take issue with is "Political term associated with democratization". I have repeatedly tried changing this to "Political term associated with democratization as well as foreign-sponsored regime change". What I added is a fact, as the article itself makes clear, in how countries like Russia and China view "color revolutions". Millions (or more) of people associate color revolutions with foreign-sponsored regime change more than they do democratization. In other words, this is a CONTROVERSIAL political term. I am not trying to delete the portion about it being "associated with democratization" from the article description. I am simply trying to add an alternative association which many people carry with the term primarily. To refuse this change seems to me to be an insistence on maintaining a particular bias in the article description. I am not trying to introduce my own bias to the exclusion of other views...I am trying to show alternative associations alongside each other...let people then make up their own mind after reading more. But some people may not read more than the article description and this is why I think it's so unfair to not let both views be represented in the article description. I joined Wikipedia as an editor for one reason only: to make it better, more neutral and more fair. I don't believe it should be used as a tool for political or ideological activists (including myself). It should be a neutral source of information. 
I hope that clarifies my intentions and we can come to some sort of agreement without the need for further action/intervention. We're all grown ups here (I hope), so let's not involve higher-ups if we can avoid it. 
If it's best to just remove the description entirely or make it even more bland, then I'm fine with that, but my intention is not to introduce bias, but to remove it.
Wishing everyone well, genuinely.
Read-learn-love (talk) 05:16, 4 August 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Concern over article description 

message: No definition...? 2A00:23C5:1203:CE01:D0EB:84C6:352:AF3 (talk) 04:14, 8 January 2022 (UTC)
replies: text: I don't edit Wikipedia, but there is no clear definition of Color revolution. Its just a geopolitical term used to support a theory of "west bad". I believe it's important to write that there is no clear definition of color theory in the introduction. Color revolution is clearly a political term, which will change from person to person. Even i may be misrepresenting color revolution, that's why I believe showing the dilemma is important. Royal Respects (talk) 19:17, 30 May 2024 (UTC)
thread_title:  No definition? 

message: In the second to last sentence, it says crowd twice in a non-sensical manner? Can we change it to something more sensical? FusionSub (talk) 06:59, 28 March 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Repetition in the China chapter