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 | This page in a nutshell: Articles that are obviously false are complete bollocks and should be treated differently from similar articles. |
The policies of Wikipedia state that articles must be verifiable and stated from a neutral point of view. This strongly implies that they must also be true. Sometimes, articles arrive at articles for deletion which have only the most tenuous connection to reality: they are, to use a British term, complete bollocks.[1]
- ^ Roughly translates to "complete nonsense" in other dialects, but is stronger in tone.