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Dear All, in creating the article I have used Commonwealth English. I would respectfully request the spelling in the Australian portions remain as Commonwealth usage.adamm 02:41, 19 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I note that "some" of the Australio-centric stuff has been removed, and replaced with Americo-centric stuff. Well done - not one Australian University is represented in the "hundreds of providers world wide" - not one. Adamm 02:14, 15 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

This degree is offered at hundreds of universities across the globe. Ad links to some obscure Australian universites are completely inappropriate. Health22 02:22, 15 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hundreds? Obscure? Curtin and Latrobe are two significant figures in Australian history and are honoured by the establishment of universities in their names. Inappropriate? Perhaps, but there again, I would have thought that arrogance has no place in the Wikipedia. I suppose it shows how mistaken one might be. Adamm 02:44, 15 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Obscure? Those two fine men? Yes

P. I go to curtin uni I have barely any idea about who John Curtin was, and no idea at all who La Trobe was. Maybe in Australia these two people are famous and their respective universities are noteworthy, but this is an international encyclopedia, and thus I wouldn't call Curtin a noteable university. On La Trobe, it is one of the more famous universities in Australia, have you looked at similar pages to this one to see what level of fame is required? Dyn.iinet.net.au 11: 59, 15 April 2006 (UTC)

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	''Hundreds? Obscure?'' [[John Curtin\|Curtin]] and [[Charles La Trobe\|Latrobe]] are two significant figures in Australian history and are honoured by the establishment of universities in their names. ''Inappropriate?'' Perhaps, but there again, I would have thought that arrogance has no place in the Wikipedia. I suppose it shows how mistaken one might be. [[User:Adamm\|Adamm]] 02:44, 15 April 2006 (UTC)		''Hundreds? Obscure?'' [[John Curtin\|Curtin]] and [[Charles La Trobe\|Latrobe]] are two significant figures in Australian history and are honoured by the establishment of universities in their names. ''Inappropriate?'' Perhaps, but there again, I would have thought that arrogance has no place in the Wikipedia. I suppose it shows how mistaken one might be. [[User:Adamm\|Adamm]] 02:44, 15 April 2006 (UTC)

			;;Obscure? Those two fine men? Yes :P. I go to curtin uni I have barely any idea about who John Curtin was, and no idea at all who La Trobe was. Maybe in Australia these two people are famous and their respective universities are noteworthy, but this is an international encyclopedia, and thus I wouldn't call Curtin a noteable university. On La Trobe, it is one of the more famous universities in Australia, have you looked at similar pages to this one to see what level of fame is required? [[User:Dyn.iinet.net.au\|Dyn.iinet.net.au]] 11:59, 15 April 2006 (UTC)