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A plate can be "neutral" in the sense of having no excess charge but not be "neutral" in the sense of being at zero potential compared to some arbitrary reference.
A plate can be "non-neutral" in the sense of having excess charge but still be "neutral" in the sense of being at zero potential compared to some arbitrary reference (such as an earth).
A plate can be "non-neutral" in the sense of having excess charge but still be "neutral" in the sense of being at zero potential compared to some arbitrary reference (such as an earth).