Talk:Archbishop Temple School
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[edit] Avoid self-reference
I removed some content from the article because it violated WP:NSR. However, keeping it in the talk page seems harmless and possibly even interesting. The content is below. -- Zawersh 07:23, 28 May 2006 (UTC)
- The school has (at least) two IP addresses: 212.219.82.37 and 212.219.82.39. These belonging to Cumbria Lancashire Education Online and are shared by a number of other schools across the region including Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. These addresses regularly get blocked due to rogue anonymous editors making vandalist edits
- There are currently eight Wikipedians that attend the school : Geljamin, Jawr256, BlackRicoh, Mollsmolyneux, Ronald Bennett, Don Black, The Adventures Of Oscar Sydney Polwitch and Geri H
[edit] Removing "N/A"
I'm removing several instances of "N/A"appearing in the text of the opening paragraph. I'm rewording it the best I can. Just seems too weird (and inappropriate) to put this abbreviation mid-sentence. In a table or something it would be fine, but this looks awful. If the information isn't known, it ought to just be omitted, rather than trying to use a placeholder.
Here's the original text:
- Archbishop Temple School was opened in N/A, then called William Temple School after Archbishop William Temple. It changed to its current name in N/A and became a Technology College in 1995 when the new British Aerospace Technology block was built. In 2006, the school became a Humanities college.
Jessicapierce 15:23, 25 March 2007 (UTC)
