Talk:Perins School

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[edit] VfD

On April 20, 2005, this article was nominated for deletion. The result was keep (no consensus). See Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/Perins Community School for a record of the discussion. Mindspillage (spill yours?) 15:10, 4 May 2005 (UTC)

[edit] School logo

Please could someone get the logo in normal colours, last time i checked, the logo ismore black then blue.

[edit] Repeated ranting.

Instead of constantly adding your personal issues to the page, would you like to discuss them in here, rather than including inappropriate information time after time?

I fail to see how your own bad experiences and biased views have any bearing on the description of Perins. Nor do i see how the list of students is important, as none of them appear to be noteworthy in any way.

I'd appreciate an answer. Thanks. - onebravemonkey

we just think that these issues should be given with the general view of the school. they are 100% accurate and truthful.

in order to give an unbiased view of the school, there should first be the information given about how wonderful it is, and then the opinions of those actually experiencing how wonderful the school is. Also, prove that the list of students contains none that are noteworthy: I mean Dan Wright has done many a thing for the school, including looking gormless and making stupid faces. Another of the students on the list, Barnaby Walker, is the prime minister of the school.

We feel that our education is failing. Surely, you cannot deny us the right to place facts that people would want and deserve to know. We welcome anyone truthfully praising the school, and your system accepts this. I'm sure many an article gives negative points about a subject, and if all articles are equal, then why is this one an exception?

I think what you're misunderstanding is that Wikipedia isn't supposed to be a soapbox for everyone's personal opinions about verious subject. I'm sure another student could give a positive view of the school, but that's not the point. To give any personal view is ignoring Wiki's policy of NPOV, set out in its guidelines.

Wiki articles aren't the place for your concerns about the state of your own education. I'm also a little confused about what you're referring to when you mention "your system". I'm afraid i'm going to stick by the guidelines on this one, and kill the ranting as it appears. I'll repeat for the final time; Wiki articles are not the place for personal opinions; it's an encyclopedia, not a discussion forum. - Onebravemonkey

Fair play, but i still don't know why you removed the list of students.

I removed the list of students because repeated googling didn't bring anything up. As far as i could tell, they're just mates of the original author. I couldn't see why they were notable. Of course, if they are then a link to their appropriate Wiki page would clarify things. - obm