`:::I would like to say all books, and web entries, should have some relevant description of enough content, or no one would know what the books where about. A single paragraph description of the content is not the same as a lengthy review. I think the current book descriptions are ok. If some Jws are not happy, why don't they put some 'positive' books in the positive section as a balance? Reducing book descriptions until they are meaningless, or so vague that no one knows what they are about, is a rather surreptitious form of direct censorship, or reader manipulation at the least, and should not be encoraged. We all need to be honest about our motives for ``this or that`` change to any Wikepedia article. I also noted a lot of accusations about POV this and that, but if we feel something is POV, surely we have to put forth a good and specific argument against the information, before it is changed to something else. Simply saying, ``X is POV, therefore I will zap it`` cannot be good enough. One has to give a specific proven point, not a rhetorical claim, but a factual one that can be proven, or it all just ends up like anarchy, and stifles any real debate or reasonable conclusions to debates. 12th of July 2005  `