Talk:Nashoba Regional High School
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[edit] Vandalism
This article has been constantly vandalized by random moderators and has been frequently 'stubbed.'
[edit] Misson Statement
School secretary has given me expressed permission to add the school's mission statement to this page.
[edit] Vandalism2
Please stop deleting this page. It is NOT vandalism, it is a true story, no matter how strange it sounds. If you feel something is offensive or contraversial about it, please say so in the discussion area instead of DELETING the entire article.
- Unfortunately being true is not enough, wikipedia content also has to be verifiable, especially if anyone is likely to dispute it. Your personal experience is not enough, you need to be able to find external sources to back you up. You might find some alternatives to wikipedia are more open. Kappa 19:57, 23 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Edit
Added 'Disputed accuracy'
[edit] Ad copy
I have removed the bulk of the content, since it appeared to be an SPOV promo rather than an NPOV factual article. Chris talk back 18:29, 23 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] image was copyvio
Note: I removed Image:NRHS.jpg, as it was a blatant copyvio. It was tagged as "PD", but was obviously copied from the school's web site. Given the original content of this article, its safe to assume the school didn't give permission to release the image to the public domain, for this purpose. --Rob 16:36, 24 November 2005 (UTC)
