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Collins College of Hospitality Management edit
Hi. I see you've re-created the page. This is ok as the new text is much more neutral in tone and isn't a copyright violation of the school's website. Nevertheless, I've cleaned up the text because it's important to keep the article as factual as possible because the article is not there to attract new students. Things like offers a rigorous education rooted in hospitality management theories and real-world applications are not acceptable: this is what you'd find in a brochure about the school and don't belong on the Wikipedia article. It would be important to build the article by relying on third-party sources because one cannot expect the school's website to present itself objectively. Best, Pascal.Tesson (talk) 20:54, 22 December 2008 (UTC)
- For adding "The", you can simply move the page to the full name. I just did that for you but I guess it would have been more pedagogical to let you do it. The original article Collins College of Hospitality Management has been transformed into a redirect which is helpful for users who search for "Collins College of Hospitality Management". It will also avoid potential red links from other articles: in the menu on the left column, the "toolbox" section has an entry called "What links here". As you will see, most of the existing links point in fact to "Collins College of Hospitality Management" and not to "The Collins College of Hospitality Management ". So if "Collins College of Hospitality Management " wasn't kept as a redirect, all these incoming link would be broken. Cheers, Pascal.Tesson (talk) 23:11, 22 December 2008 (UTC)