Neutral point of view (NPOV) means representing a subject fairly, proportionately, and without editorial bias.[1] Facts are stated as facts; opinions are attributed to whoever holds them.

A caper's own page

NPOV matters most on a caper's company page, where the project's own members may be editing — a structural conflict of interest. Such pages must avoid promotional language, attribute claims about traction or returns to sources, and carry a Conflict of interest notice when written by the subject. The on-chain blocks help here: a verified funding graph states what actually happened, not what a team wishes to project.

References

  1. Wikipedia — Wikipedia:Neutral point of view