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Please help me with... I am a volunteer with the Perth Modern School Museum. We posted a digital honour board on the Wikipedia PMS page on 28 October 2020 and it was removed by Coolabahapple a few hours later. The original of the digital honour board is at honour.perthmodern.wa.gov.au . The 151 names on the honour board are of those former students who died as a result of their military service in times of conflict. We posted a copy on Wikipedia so that it is available to members of the wider community. The board is incomplete and encourages readers to contribute to it. Could you please advise us if the honour board is sufficiently notable to warrant an inclusion on Wikipedia. If it is, we would put it on a separate Wikipedia page rather than on the PMS page as it did unbalance the page, as pointed out by Coolabahapple.
Thanks very much for your assistance. Jungle Bob 99 (talk) 00:42, 9 November 2020 (UTC)
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Please help me with... I am a volunteer with the Perth Modern School Museum. We posted a digital honour board on the Wikipedia PMS page on 28 October 2020 and it was removed by Coolabahapple a few hours later because it unbalanced the page, which it did, as can be seen from the version prior to it being removed. The original of the digital honour board is at https://honour.perthmodern.wa.edu.au/ . The 151 names on the honour board are of those former students who died as a result of their military service in times of conflict. After receiving helpful advice from jmcgnh on 9 November, we would like to post a reduced version of the honour board on Wikipedia. It would consist of the first 12 columns, all of which are completed. An unformatted extract is below.
First Names Last Name Years at Modern School Date of Birth Date of Death Age at Death Conflict Service Service No Unit Final Rank Place of Death Percival Boland 1912-13 7/02/1895 28/06/1915 20y,4m WW1 Army 635 11th Battalion Private Gallipoli John Shaw Anderson 1911-14 2/03/1896 1/08/1915 19y,4m WW1 Army 1504 11th Battalion Lance Corporal Gallipoli Marshall Trigellis Fox 1911-14 16/02/1896 1/08/1915 19y,5m WW1 Army 1462 11th Battalion Private Gallipoli
Could you advise me if this would be welcomed by Wikipedia, please? Jungle Bob 99 (talk) 04:29, 27 November 2020 (UTC)