Talk:Navy League of Australia

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{{Multiple issues}}[edit]

I have tagged this article as having multiple cleanup issues. They are:

Citation Style: The reference layout is non-standard, and there is no way of telling what references marry up to what information.
Conflict of interest: According to the history of the article, two editors (including the article creator) appear to be involved in or connected to the Navy League or the Sea Cadet Corps. Almost all of the sources listed for the article are were written and published by the Navy League or the Sea Cadet Corps
Original research: The only source not obviously written by the Navy League or its subsidiary is the footnote "Edited and collated from notes by CMDR John M Wilkins RFD RANR Ret’d" (the editor who started the article), which implies that some information may not be from reliable, published sources.

There is also an {{expand section}} tag requesting more information on non-Cadet Corps history. -- saberwyn 03:36, 28 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]