Talk:Clean Language

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Rewrote the article to have it be more neutral. Also took out the stuff about "client's world" because in my opinion that belongs better to Symbolic Modelling. I think of Clean Language on it's own more of being "just" a questioning technique, which could be applied as well in marketing research or just 3 questions in the middle of a classical NLP style intervention.

• Would be nice to have some examples of the clean questions soon.
• As well as something about presuppositions, especially those differenciating it from NLP. The similar German CL article was quickly categorized by others as belonging to "NLP", though also because numerous German NLP trainers mention Clean Language as another (NLP) language model (without knowing much about it).

Hope others will pick up, and I can borrow for the German article as well... -- MartinJR 12:43, 13 September 2006 (UTC)

I tried to make this more readable and less jargon-laden, and less full of unneeded quotation marks. Also removed "hir" and replaced with "him/her", which standardizes usage for this article. This seems to me like a subset of NLP, but I'm not an expert. There's almost nothing that links here, and it might be more usefully located as a subset of another page. As it is, it sounds like a bit of a brochure.Accounting4Taste 22:59, 10 May 2007 (UTC)