`see quite the little edit war has broken out over the use of the term ``Burmese soil`` in the summary of a White Collar episode.  While I see that the editor who wrote it was trying to say, I think he/she might also have been a bit slavishly adhering to the language used in the preview for that particular episode.  How important to understanding the episode is knowing they were on Burmese territory, much less that we use the term Burmese soil?  This level of precision in an edit summary that it otherwise very vague makes little sense to me.    This discussion should have been opened some while ago, and I'm hoping by doing it now, we can head off any further edit warring and 3RR violations.      :I'm fine with the way it is now: ``must set foot on Burmese soil when they visit its embassy.``  The original edit that drew my attention to this removed the section entirely, which I don't think should have been done.  The way it is written now (I think) should satisfy everyone; it keeps the part about Peter and Neal technically leaving New York while explaining the way this is done.  Ideally, though, I agree with the note Drmargi left at my page; these summaries are quite vague.  Most of those that I've written were done before the episode was shown, using what little information was available, and while a few have been rewritten to reflect the entire episode, most have not.  I agree that most should be rewritten to reflect the quality of the longer ones, such as (in my opinion) ``Pilot``, ``Hard Sell`` (possibly), ``Out of the Box``, ``Unfinished Business``, ``In the Red``, and ``Judgment Day``.      == Season pages ==  I `