"==Summary of the Dispute== 
 People should read the discussion first. The contributor ""summarizing"" the dispute did not sign. I have added alternatives. Readers should refer to the extensive discussion of the topics in the archives.   

 Requesting for comment, part of that process is to include a summary of recent disputes 

 ===Baha'u'llah's picture=== 
 *Include it on this page since he is the founder of the Baha'i Faith 
 *Not including it because the best place for the photo is in the Baha'u'llah article 
 *Move it to the very bottom of the Baha'u'llah article 
 *Link the image 
 The latter two are added because of the offence caused to Baha'is by being confronted the by the image without warning.  

 ===Comments about Baha'u'llah's wives=== 
 *Include it because it's part of Baha'u'llah's history 
 *Not include it because the best place for it is in the Baha'u'llah article 

 see #Changes based from comments from Neutral Observer -   

 ===Excommunications from the Faith of all the family of Abdu'l-Baha=== 
 *Including because it is the truth 
 *Including, but only Mirza Muhammad Ali, since there are no references for other excommunications 
 *Referring to the subject in the ""Covenant of Baha'ullah and division"" section 
 *Moving the whole issue to a separate ""Covenant of Baha'ullah and division"" article because the full answer requires voluminous use of Baha'i Writings which would improperly take up much of the artcile's 32KB   

 ===Statement that it ""turned out to hurt the entire Bahai movement in a much greater dimension""=== 
 *Including because some people believe it hurt the Baha'i movement 
 *Not including because some other people don't believe it hurt the Baha'i movement, and the growth of the Baha'i Faith has increased since then. 
 Not at all clear what the proposer is proposing 

 ===Title of section (First, a sweet little promo)=== 
 *Including it because the first paragraph is too long and it sounds promotional for the Baha'i Faith 
 *Not including it because the statements in the first paragraph are true, and the title of the section seems to have a point of view 
 Is this talking about the article or the discussion? If there is POV, the proposer should state where this occurs and Cite Sources, as explained in the Wikipedia guidelines copied above.  

 Anyone reviewing the history and discussion of this article (and that of Baha'u'llah) will see that those who vandalise the sites and/or try to attack the reputation of the Baha'i Faith run a cyber mile when asked for reputable sources.   

 ==Request for Comment== 
 I came here from the request for comment page.  As a neutral party, I offer my comments on the above-summarized disputed points: 
 #Founder's picture: Doesn't appear on most religion pages, no compelling reason for it to be here. 
 #Wives: Islam does not discuss Muhammad's wives, Nation of Islam does not discuss Elijah Muhammad's; ditto for Mormonism and Joseph Smith.  Should not be in there. 
 #Excommunications are relevant to the history of the movement, so they should be in there if there is a good reference for them. 
 #Statement ""turned out to hurt..."" is POV. 
 #Sweet little promo: It does sound a little hokey.  Rename ""geographic extent"" to ""statistics"" and include the actual number of believers.  Since that's not huge, it'll make the paragraph more balanced.    

 Thanks Bacchiad for your comments.  Should I wait for more comments from neutral observers, or go ahead with his suggestions.     

 == Changes based from comments from Neutral Observer == 

 The neutral observer who entered the discussion made some comments, including moving the section about the wives out, since the information is in the Baha'u'llah page, Martin2000, can you please provide some more reasons why it should be here.  If we are in disagreement, maybe we should go to mediation.     

 :Bahaullah is right at the very center and core of the Bahai Faith, and therefore, his life, including the fact that he had three wives at the same time, is very important and relevant to an article about the Bahai Faith.    

 :: since the article in about the religion it self, just a brief mention of the founder should be