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For completeness' sake, the below text is copied verbatim from User_talk:Kuru
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What will the best name be for this article (the correct company name)?
User_talk:Aliwal2012 15:38, 3 July 2012 (UTC)
Just passing through today and saw this article for the first time. I had never heard of Aspen before, so as a visitor my perspective is pretty neutral. I'd like to comment that the article appears to be mainly a hit piece against the company. A quick look at the statistics: the first ~100 words are basically neutral. The rest is negative. About 400 words of this ~500-word article are negative. Put another way, the article is 80% negative. I'm not saying anybody needs to remove the negative material, but I would suggest somebody with a little editing time could help balance this article's viewpoint by adding positive information (about 400 words?) Generally there are both good and bad aspects of any major company, so there must be more to write about this one that's positive. Drug companies, in particular, tend to do some good things for some people who use their products. Even if it is expensive for consumers (or at least expensive for consumers' health insurance companies) it's safe to guess a few people's lives were lengthened, or their quality-of-life was improved in connection with the company's products. Even overpriced drugs have some associated success stories, so it should be possible to dig up a little positive press about Aspen that would resource positive edits and improve the article. IMHO, that's all. 49.228.236.6 ( talk) 03:42, 25 April 2022 (UTC)
Heading is no longer a neologism, but I see a lot of facts without context or followup; and while the later paragraphs seem to have corporation's perspective, the first few not so much. New research would fix things. 195.165.204.37 ( talk) 02:50, 27 March 2023 (UTC)