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Sign up for the WikiCup 2014 (sign up here, it will be fun. We can help each other. And would you like to review the Many-banded krait article, which I nominated for GA status. It is nowhere near GA status, but when I'm done with it, it'll be a much expanded article. By the way, Black mamba has become a GA article. I plan going for FA when I have more time. --DendroNaja (talk) 00:56, 3 January 2014 (UTC)
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Thanks! If you want to review my nomination for GA status of the many-banded krait, just go [here. I think I saw it listed at #13. Click review this article. --DendroNaja (talk) 03:22, 3 January 2014 (UTC)
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Again, welcome! Doc James (talk · contribs · email) (if I write on your page reply on mine) 16:32, 12 August 2014 (UTC)
Hey there, I saw that you edited Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and had removed "the" from the name. However, it's not just part of the name to be grammatically correct but also part of the official name. The official names are:
- Raymond and Ruth Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
- Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
- Perelman School of Medicine
DMacks has since fixed the name for you. Thank you, The Haz talk 02:44, 6 February 2015 (UTC)
April 2015
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McGill University Page
Hey! I've noticed you've been quite active on the McGill page. In particular you've been editing two things in the introduction of the article:
1. The per student endowment of McGill university. I find this to be an unnecessary and overly specific piece of detail to put in the introduction. Not to mention the statement is in fact present in two different parts of the article (it's also mentioned in the Finances sub-section). Also, the statement is actually a grammatical oddity as there is a general rule in English grammar that you always follow a comma with the subject being talked about. For instance "Strong and brave, everyone liked Michael" is a wrong construction because the subject of the sentence (Michael) does not follow the comma. Similarly in the sentence "Valued at $36,711 per student, the University maintains one of the largest endowments among Canadian universities on a per-student basis", the subject of the sentence (the university's endowment) does not follow the comma, hence is a grammatical mistake. I think this statement needs to be immediately removed from the introduction.
2. I've noticed you undid my addition of rankings and a note of McGill's reputation from the lead citing a lack of citations and verifiability. McGill has been ranked number 1 in Canada for the last 10 years by MacLean's rankings. It's also maintained a Top 25 and Top 40 position in QS and Times WU Rankings. It has also received high employer reputation and technology ratings from The Globe and Mail and it's business school has been ranked 11th among non-US B-schools. All these have been backed up by relevant citations in the Rankings and Reputations sub section of the article. I believe all this qualifies McGill as a fairly prestigious university both in Canada and the world and deserving at least a one-line mention in the intro. This one-line mention about McGill's reputation could be backed by one or two citations (preferably QS and MacLean's rankings). Anyone wishing to look into greater detail about McGill's reputation and the validity of the claim can always look through the rankings and reputation sub-section and its abundance of references and links
Regards
Hmm.. I agree with your point that "prestigious" and "reputable" are rather vague terms. Alternatively, how about including a line stating that McGill has been consistently ranked among the best univs in Canada (rank 1 to 3) and one of the top 70 colleges in the world by different ranking agencies. This gives a rough outline about McGill's position in the domestic and global stage without being overly-biased towards one particular rank or making grandiose claims. -In dialogue with Upapilot 09:04, 26 May 2015 (UTC)
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