Talk:Bear community
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A few comments: 1) This needs to be NPOVized somewhat. 2) Typically, we don't put "the" in article titles unless there's some good reason to do so. I would prefer to see this at Bear community or some such.
Absent discussion, I will effect these changes myself. - Montrealais
The bear community was created... <- seems to imply a group of people sat down and said "hey! let's do the show right here in the barn" (or whatever... you get the idea). Don't communities in general come about gradually, rather than "created"? -- Tarquin
- The term "created" does not imply it happened instantaniously. Example: "He created a masterpiece in his painting "The Dancing Pinapple Head Lady," which took nearly twenty years to complete."
I question the definitions given for "muscle bear" and "muscle bear cub." If a man is lean, the bears of my acquaintance don't refer to him as a bear or bear cub, "muscle" or otherwise. If they deign to speak of him at all, they may call him an otter. Whenever I hear the term "muscle bear" or "muscle cub" (not "muscle bear cub"), the person being described is muscular but stocky.