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likely to be noteworthy than it was likely to be noteworthy?! A tremendous amount of work went into that station over those years, and I spent days on that entry. Every member on that 2006/07 Committee would agree that I deserve credit for my bit. I'd be quite happy to produce the raw publisher and Acid files for the entry if the world still needs proof, then hopefully we can put this edit war and your accompanying jealousy to rest.
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It is very probable that the article itself has been written by somebody belonging to the organisation. The words "cutting edge" are repeated twice in CUR1350 MySpace. In the wikipedia article, the following sentence appears: "CUR1350 has a reputation for cutting-edge strategy in media." As for the
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Evidently, it is a small radio station and needs to be presented in a different way. A good start would be to cut sentences like: "CUR1350 is now a major player in the radio market of 18-30 year olds in
Cambridge." or "CUR1350 has a reputation for cutting-edge strategy in media."
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The world does not know from these whether his contribution was noteworthy or not - we cannot infer this simply on the basis of him holding a certain office - so his name should not be included.
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