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This article still has some POV issues. The legislative links seem out of place in an article about Killington, though would be okay as supporting documentation in an article about the Killington Secession Movement. I would encourage interested people to consider starting a new document with information about this movement so that the Killington article can refer to it, but also focus on information about the town itself as well. Jessamyn 00:25, 2 February 2006 (UTC)
Unless some of these sentences were paraphrased from existing material whether for or against secession, they would fall into the category of WP:OR. That is, observing that NH does not have an income tax may well be true but it must be stated by a proponent of secession and footnoted, and not original research by the editor. The same applies to critical statements. Must be taken from some publication or newspaper (or more than one) and footnoted. Student7 ( talk) 23:38, 15 April 2008 (UTC)
I've just started looking at this article and it appears to have substantial deficiencies. While I've removed two dead news links, the one that remains is of a highly questionable source. The secession Town Meetting article was non-binding and completely symbolic and had apparent support from less than 15% of the population. No action was taken, other than a decidely ineffectual move to support the "resolution" in either the VT or NH legislature. There was little follow-up to the proposal other than short lived, quick hit news pieces that no longer exist. Since sufficient mention is made in the Killington, VT article, this article may be more than eligible for deletion. Does anyone know of any substantive action, beyond a symbolic vote by a distinct minority of the Killington community, that would warrant an article of this scope in Wikipedia? Vttor ( talk) 03:19, 28 May 2012 (UTC)