Talk:Danebank
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Hi I'm the one who started this Danebank page and I just hope that whoever just added those whole chunks of OUTDATED information (e.g. since when have there been House Captain Prefects...House Leadership and School Leadership are two totally autonomous positions at Danebank)is planning on doing proper research and cleaning it up. Plus it would be excellent if you take all that propaganda out, it's an Anglican school, not a fascist party. Quit it with the plugs for Danebank, it's meant to be unbiased.
I think this page needs a fair bit of work. All sections seem to be taken straight of the internet and most are of little interest to the reader. Would be nice if someone with a good knowledge of the school could clean it up and perhaps add sections about the traditions and history of the school (eg. Crest, school song, uniform etc). I think Presbyterian Ladies' College, Sydney is a good (but by no means perfect) example of this. Just my thoughts. Loopla 09:13, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
This page is crap. Fix it to wikipedia standards. Get rid of all the crap thats clearly biased. --203.217.66.147 10:58, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
I've removed a lot of info from this article in an attempt to clean it up. I tried to salvage what I could (e.g. rewrite of history) but much of it was clearly lifted straight off the website and/or is of little interest to anyone apart from current/prospective students/parents. Maybe someone with a better knowledge of the school could look at contributing more to the history, or other interesting aspects, but please no point-of-view or advertising like material..and PLEASE include references. Loopla 06:15, 13 June 2007 (UTC)
