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Henry Baker College

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The contributor edited the whole article after receiving the above message. However, again and again the same matter has been questioning. I (Jenipher Carlos Hosanna) is a staff of Henry Baker College. Of course, I copied the matter (in my ignorance), but I deleted the whole content and typed a new one with new sentences. My name is there in the website of Henry Baker College. This is not a copyright violation in any way. I am also a nodal officer for All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) representing the college. I know everything about the college very well. Please help me to publish this article. I am a beginner in Wikipedia. I have to give a lot of positive information about this college. My article is not complete.

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The contributor edited the whole article after receiving the above message. However, again and again the same matter has been questioning. I (Jenipher Carlos Hosanna) is a staff of Henry Baker College. Of course, I copied the matter (in my ignorance), but I deleted the whole content and typed a new one with new sentences. My name is there in the website of Henry Baker College. This is not a copyright violation in any way. I am also a nodal officer for All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) representing the college. I know everything about the college very well. Please help me to publish this article. I am a beginner in Wikipedia. I have to give a lot of positive information about this college. My article is not complete.

How to work on articles closely connected to you

Hello, Hosannagardens. :)

Thank you for starting the article on Henry Baker College. Wikipedia unfortunately suffers from a natural bias caused by the nationalities and locations of most of our editors, so international subjects do not always receive the coverage they should.

While we do need verification of license from the school to use content from their websites (see Wikipedia:Donating copyrighted materials for the process), I think it's important that we keep an article on the college. I've simply reduced it to bare facts for now. I would have liked to have written more, but typically ran into some problems with finding sources.

This leads into the second issue I should discuss with you: sources.

Because Wikipedia is a crowd-sourced project, the volunteers who created it have had to make some firm rules around sourcing so that our readers can verify that content is accurate. Sometimes this means true information is omitted simply because it doesn't meet the verification policy. To avoid issues, what we call "original research" (including our own observations and knowledge) is strictly forbidden. It does not matter if the person writing an article is an expert in the field or a person off the street, all content must refer to published, reliable sources. (See WP:IRS for identifying what those are.)

I did a Google book search and Google news search for Henry Baker College, but, as I say, found little. There's ample verification that it exists, but not much detail. :/

We can add some detail from the official site, but we have to be very careful with the detail we add. Official sites are sources connected to article subjects are presumed (naturally) to have bias, so content taken from them has to be strictly and demonstrably factual. If content seems in any way to praise the subject, the source needs to be something else. We could not say something like "Infact, this is the only college in Kerala which works for the upliftment of Tribal People in hilly areas of the State" without an inline citation from a very reliable source.

Beyond this, those who are affiliated with the subjects they write about are presumed to be at greater risk of "conflict of interest" as likely to be biased, even if they don't fully recognize it. For this reason, we ask people who are connected to article subjects to carefully review and fully comply with the recommendations in that linked guideline.

I hope that you will help expand the article with content sourced to reliable, independent publications.

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If you don't do so already, I'd like to ask for your to help with this problem by taking on the practice of performing a copyvio check as the first step in any AfC review. The most basic method is to simply copy a unique but small portion of text from the draft body and run it through a search engine in quotation marks. Trying this from two different paragraphs is recommended. (If you have any question about whether the text was copied from the draft, rather than the other way around (a "backwards copyvio"), the Wayback Machine is very useful for sussing that out.)

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Dear Hosannagardens, We do need a skyline image for Neyyattinkara. Regards, --Prof TPMS (talk) 15:39, 23 February 2016 (UTC)

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