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University of Sunshine Coast
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RE: USC (well... the Australian one...)
So I've looked over the article, and admittedly I have seen articles waaaaaay more biased and non-neutral than USC's article. However, with that said - coming from someone who's significantly updated my university's article as well (but as a student, not as a paid employee) - the tone of the article is coming from someone who works from the PR department just a bit. Now the fact that you're disclosing you're an employee of the university is absolutely welcome - we like people being up front about these things. However, paid personnel of companies and institution generally have a tendency of subconsciously boast or over-flowery. I would encourage asking students of the university to help you contribute - that way you won't be the only one pegged for COI. Also, don't get too worked up over a COI notice it's simply a notice from another editor saying you may be associated with the article subject a little too closely for comfort, but it is not necessarily placing you at fault for anything. I would like the USC article restructured though. Please read over the article guidelines that conform to all Wikipedia articles regarding universities. WP:UNIGUIDE. If you have further questions, leave a message on my talk page. Remember to click "New Section" and use four tildes for a signature.  - Jameson L. Tai   talk ♦  guestbook  ♦  contribs  08:42, 6 May 2009 (UTC)

University of the Sunshine Coast
Per your request, here are some things to work on, many remain from before: That's it for a quick look. Aboutmovies (talk) 07:40, 28 May 2009 (UTC)
 * Although the school's branding campaign my call for referring to it as the University, Wikipedia does not. University should only be capitalized if it is starting the sentence or is part of the proper noun of University of the Sunshine Coast.
 * External links such as that need to be relocated to the External links section, or converted into footnotes. They are not to be inline as many currently are.
 * Punctuation goes before the footnote, not after. Footnotes 1 & 2 are correct, ones like 5 are incorrect.
 * Lists: basically all lists should be converted to sentences.
 * More citations, as whole sections are currently unreferenced

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