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"''Well I agree in general but could you point out specifically what you'd like to standardize?  For example, I mean like pick one episode article in particular and say what about it should be standardized but more importantly ''how''.  ''"
Well I agree in general but could you point out specifically what you'd like to standardize?  For example, I mean like pick one episode article in particular and say what about it should be standardized but more importantly ''how''.   


I myself was going to propose something like "standardize the Analysis sections", but I think that would fall under this:  '''Our Analysis sections are in great need of standardization, but I was reluctant to change them myself for fear of ruffling feathers'''.----------------->Case in point, the Analysis for "[[Colonial Day]]" is...incredibly POV:  this isn't a blog where we're writing an "episode review" in the Analysis section, Analysis is more for theorizing and pointing out trends.  I mean yes like in Black Market we can point out "this episode has a lot of problems", but I think I tried to keep it to a minumum in there.  ----->With everyone I've ever seen Colonial Day with at DVD parties and such, or on BSG messageboards, Colonial Day ranks as one of the favorites of Season 1.  By the late season they really got good at scripting for the characters.  But the analysis section of Colonial Day says right on the front line flatly that "This is the most poorly-conceived and executed episode in BSG's first season".  It's POV for *me* to say I like it, but I still think that objectively, yes it had a good script  I've already marked it for cleanup.
I myself was going to propose something like "standardize the Analysis sections", but I think that would fall under this:  '''Our Analysis sections are in great need of standardization, but I was reluctant to change them myself for fear of ruffling feathers'''.----------------->Case in point, the Analysis for "[[Colonial Day]]" is...incredibly POV:  this isn't a blog where we're writing an "episode review" in the Analysis section, Analysis is more for theorizing and pointing out trends.  I mean yes like in Black Market we can point out "this episode has a lot of problems", but I think I tried to keep it to a minumum in there.  ----->With everyone I've ever seen Colonial Day with at DVD parties and such, or on BSG messageboards, Colonial Day ranks as one of the favorites of Season 1.  By the late season they really got good at scripting for the characters.  But the analysis section of Colonial Day says right on the front line flatly that "This is the most poorly-conceived and executed episode in BSG's first season".  It's POV for *me* to say I like it, but I still think that objectively, yes it had a good script  I've already marked it for cleanup.

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