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Latest comment: 6 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I wanted to flag a question regarding the current ROI-NJ citation. The article quotes a portion of a sentence but omits the opening clause, which describes Mr. Izzo as “a CEO praised for his character and integrity.” As a result, the excerpt may not fully reflect the original context or intent of the source.
The full sentence appears to provide important framing, and I wondered whether it might be more consistent with Wikipedia’s policies on neutrality and avoiding quote-mining to either include the complete sentence or paraphrase the source in a way that reflects its full meaning.
The link to his page is below, and thank you again for considering this.
