User talk:Alexander Haslam

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Hello, Alexander Haslam, and welcome to Wikipedia! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are some pages that you might find helpful:

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[edit] The Experiment

Hi. I noticed that you expanded The Experiment page, and thanks for that. However, my old complaint on the talk page still stands: from the article, we know that the show existed, that it was inspired by the Stanford prison experiment and that it generated a stir of controversy. However, the innocent reader like myself still doesn't know why it generated the controversy. Could you please expand it with a section of contents and format of the show, so that it describes where the controversy stems from?

Oddly enough, we have a little war on Wikipedia regarding plots in films, TV series and shows: many fans fill the articles with extensive plot details, failing to explain the out-of-universe significance of the show; others mercilessly cut and remove such material (see WP:WAF#Real world perspective). This one is an odd-man out: we have an all-out-of-universe article, but nothing whatsoever on details of the show itself. (please reply here) Duja► 09:49, 12 October 2007 (UTC)

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