User talk:219.78.16.164

Sha Tin College Cafeteria

Hello and thanks for your question. I wasn't in a particularly good mood last night, and I was so used to seeing "CHARTWELLS SUCKS" and "THE FOOD IS CRUD" and things like that on the Sha Tin College article that I just removed it because I didn't feel that it quite represented students' opinions. Wikipedia is based on neutrality, really, and not what one or what a group of students think. It's true that the students' opinions differ. I would love to reflect the students' opinions on Wikipedia, but Wikipedia is based on not what you think or what other people think - instead, it is based on fact. Concrete fact. Something from a website, cited, would be a concrete fact. Don't exaggerate either, the principal clearly did say "one million dollars".

Otherwise, I think the article as it is now, is fine. I think the reason that the Cafeteria section had not been added until now was because people tended to go overboard with all their flowery opinions... Cheers --typhoonchaser 09:31, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

Also, position of Wikipedia editor - well, I don't do much here around Wikipedia. You'll see from my contributions that I pretty much do things that go unnoticed like removing the extra spacing and correcting typos, I don't really do major edits unless it's to do with things that matter to me, i.e. the College. It's not such a great thing to be a Wikipedia editor anyway, don't regard it too highly, I take it quite lightly, something I do in my free time. --typhoonchaser 09:39, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

Edit like I'm supposed to? I was just saying I was in a bad mood! If I saw what you typed that day and I was in a slightly better mood I would have deleted it anyway, maybe I'd have given it some thought but I would have deleted the "students don't like the food" bit. Please don't shout on my talkpage, it was free of caps lock before that. --typhoonchaser 09:51, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

Your recent edits

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