LS Land Issue 28 Fairy 14

The edit was described as: "cleanup to make more neutral, sound more fluid =
prose-wise." I agree that it's more fluid, I like the brevity, but I don't =
think we really are neutral on the issue of whether spoiler warnings should=
 frequently be used. The trend of the article, and discussion, for quite a =
while has suggested that we're generally against spoiler warnings except in=
 unusual cases (which we've completely failed to deliniate) where their nec=
essity can be demonstrated. Anyway, I don't want to go crazy over this, so =
maybe a third party can again strike a compromise between these versions.za=
dignose 00:46, 6 July 2007 (UTC)Reply[reply]

LS Land Issue 28 Fairy 14
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I disagree with the opening post's statement that the improper removal of s=
poiler tags is a side-issue. As long as we have people claiming 'silent con=
sensus' using the lack of spoiler tags as 'proof', it will continue to be r=
elevant.--Nydas(Talk) 07:48, 7 July 2007 (UTC)Reply[reply]

Wow. Uhmmm, in no particular order... (1) It is perfectly legal in the Unit=
ed States to display images of illicit drugs, although obviously it raises =
the question of where the images came from. (2) When I say, and link, Wikip=
edia is not censored, I am referring to the subpolicy-or-whatever of that n=
ame, which explicitly acknowledges the fact that wikipedia is censored (or =
editorially overseen, or what-you-will) for issues around libel, spurious c=
ontent, and pointlessly offensive graphics. Arguably, the policy is badly n=
amed. It might be more appropriate to call it: "Wikipedia: Read at your own=
 risk!" But that is the name of the policy. I am not arguing that there is =
no censhorship on wikipedia. (3) I would argue, though, that wikipedia has =
a fairly unique role and opportunity to play in providing a diverse ("encyc=
lopedic") range of information in a direct way, largely unfettered by the s=
ocial sensitivities of one group or another. There are many websites that a=
ctively pursue a policy of editing content for one or another POV; there ar=
e very few that strive to do what we are doing.

Evolution after gene duplication has been a fundamental issue in evolutiona=
ry biology chiefly because of its direct link to the generation of novel fu=
nctions and adaptations [14-16]. The opportunity for generating novel funct=
ions is, however, often balanced with the effects such duplications have on=
 gene dosage [17-20]. The photosynthesis environment changed mainly as a re=
sult of the emergence of flowering plants [21], and as the open sunny groun=
d transformed into the closed shadowy canopy. For this reason, the biodiver=
sity of other vascular plants largely decreased, and some lineages underwen=
t extinction [22-24]. Remarkably, rather than the result of being adept at =
holding on in the face of angiosperm domination, the leptosporangiate ferns=
 may have the ability to capitalize upon it [25]. The underlying molecular =
functioning of this ability remains a mystery for evolutionary biologists, =
and the present study sheds some light on it. The colonization by these spe=
cies of canopies angiosperm-dominated light environments sparks the idea th=
at such extraordinary diversification may have been fuelled by functional i=
nnovation following psbA duplication. To disclose this obscurity, we perfor=
med a comprehensive analyze of the action of natural selection following th=
e duplication in psbA .


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