Talk:E.l.f.

Neutrality

Greetings! An IP address recently nominated the entry for a neutrality check, citing in their edit description that the page "looks like someone was spamming Wikipedia." However, they did not give any distinct reasons for coming to that conclusion. I have removed the POV tag with the hopes that if they would like to retag the entry, they will give some constructive reasons on this talk page. As a heads up, I created the article with every intention of writing a legitimate and unbiased entry, but my editing style is admittedly WAY over-inclusionist at times. (NOT biased, I do dare say, just...ok, I can veer on prose bloat, though I reference every fact). I assume that is why he assumed it was spam? If people have constructive criticism, I would be quite happy assist in addressing any problems, some help streamlining the page might be good too. Cheers, and happy editing! Richardo42 (talk) 23:37, 6 July 2011 (UTC)

Oh, and while I'm at it; if the article seems like it has a weirdly positive, part of the reason is I couldn't find any controversies or negative write-ups when I was doing research. I DID find loads of people complaining that the shipping time was atrociously slow when the company first started their website, but the reviews were all informal complaints, and not in any sort of publication, so I left them out. (I am against forums as references except in unique cases). But if someone can find something legitimately negative out there, I say go ahead and add in, might make for a more balanced feel. Richardo42 (talk) 00:19, 7 July 2011 (UTC)

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Skincare line

I changed the ending of the sentence as it claimed that the current e.l.f skincare line has perfumes/fragrances like the old e.l.f body and skin line but the current line has not sold/ does not sell perfumes or fragrances. Studentn124 (talk) 20:31, 6 October 2024 (UTC)