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Party or political-party? Plus inline references.[edit]
This article has some problems.
To begin with. I did not piece together that a CryptoParty is not a political party (until after extensive reading off Wikipedia). It's a literal party. Well of some kind. It's apparently a gathering that takes place in any case. That said I am not 100% convinced that the idea isn't to aspire to political parties. Therefore unilaterally rewriting things is more responsibility as an low information anonymous editor than I can accept.
Another problem if anyone does do a rewrite. The references are all inline. Or they seem to be. This makes editing the source a minefield. --184.21.215.174 (talk) 06:14, 3 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]
