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One World by Night claim

"One World by Night, aka OWbN or Obi-Wan, is a global independent chronicle of games that have a unified background. Not tied to White Wolf, it is less restrictive than the Camarilla Fan Club."

What does "less restrictive" mean? In terms of gameplay? In terms of narrative content? In terms of internal organization? With no source, this seems to be both original research and propaganda. I've replaced the text above with "One World by Night, aka OWbN or Obi-Wan, is a global independent chronicle of games set in a shared setting. Unlike the Camarilla, OWbN is set in the Old World of Darkness." Ikeeverett (talk) 15:32, 25 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Article title: Mind's Eye Theatre/Mind's Eye Society

I've reverted the move from Mind's Eye Theatre to Mind's Eye Society. This article is about the game system, not the group. As best I can tell, the game system has not been renamed. What is being renamed is the organization "The Camarilla." Sadly, there is no longer an article for the Camarilla, it was deemed not notable. — Alan De Smet | Talk 23:27, 27 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

The Mind's Eye Society is not the Mind's Eye Theatre. One of them is a game while the other is an organization; this is kind of like trying to merge the article for "baseball" with the article for your personal baseball league. Is this a misguided effort to draw attention to the Mind's Eye Society? Someone who has set up a blind redirect, which is NOT the correct course of action here. We need an admin editor to roll the change back, unmerge the articles, & since this has needed to be done more than once now, someone with needs to vandalism-protect the articles so the vandal doesn't re-merge them again. 76.181.72.191 (talk) 05:37, 28 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]