232:, external links aren't looked on terribly favorably. First, the "offical" link is already in the infobox (higher on the page), so it doesn't need to be duplicated. Second, wikilinks are preferred over external links, so that gets rid of the need for a school district link. Third, more than one official link to an organization isn't needed- it's up to the org to design their website so one link is sufficient. Imagine I was writing about
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For the n00b question, a couple of things. First, check the article history to see if an edit summary was used in the revert, who did it, etc. Often they will say the reason they were reverted. The general rule is to improve rather than mass-revert someone's changes, but if they are 80% or 90% junk,
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My affiliation is clearly noted in my account information, but I'm not sure who can see that — I created an account instead of making anonymous edits as I have done (on non-4J-related pages) in the past, so the conflict of interest would be stated...but is there somewhere else I can and should list
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if you do). If nothing else, discuss it on the talk page. If it's controversial, promotes COI, etc, just post it to the talk page, wait a couple of days for responses, and then (assuming nobody replies) feel free to add it to the article. Obviously, that's only for things that are in "your" favor-
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A n00b question for you: I made one batch of edits, correcting a whole bunch of inaccuracies in the middle school list, and also making some more minor changes to internal content. That batch of edits appeared to have been reverted in toto. So when I had a little time to add more information and
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make more corrections, I did it in small batches, clearly stating the content changes in the edit summary each time. What do you think? Better to do big edits all at once, or lots of small edits, so others can see clearly what is being changed? Thanks!
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I have put together a survey for female editors of
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the baby will get tossed out with the bathwater, so to speak. Next up is to contact the editor who reverted it if you aren't sure. Don't re-add things (it's getting close to
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In general, some of the changes have made the article look more like a brochure for the school district, which isn't what Wiki is for. Let me know if you have questions.
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