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I left for a week as personal page, and have now moved to be proper article page. I think it is broadly similar to other pages for research centres in Ireland such as Lero_(software_engineering) and Hamilton Institute, in style and content and level of detail, and qulaity of references. It is a bit more comprehensive than the entry on DERI.
I'd be grateful for any feedback.
mofoghlu ( talk) 12:08, 8 July 2011 (UTC)
This is a simple stub for an R&D centre, the TSSG. Most of the information is available on its website, but I've reworded it with a more encylopedia focus on its history, and so all text is public domain and may be edited by others without any issue.
The centre was founded in 1996 and has had over 100 staff for over 5 years, and has a lot of publications and has engaged in over 160 projects in this period. So there's a lot more could be added, but I was keeping article high level and factual.
I do have a COI with this article as I work here, but I have kept it to a very short summary and remained neutral. I would appreciate feedback on whether my view of this is correct.
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I left for a week as personal page, and have now moved to be proper article page. I think it is broadly similar to other pages for research centres in Ireland such as Lero_(software_engineering) and Hamilton Institute, in style and content and level of detail, and qulaity of references. It is a bit more comprehensive than the entry on DERI.
I'd be grateful for any feedback.
mofoghlu ( talk) 12:08, 8 July 2011 (UTC)
This is a simple stub for an R&D centre, the TSSG. Most of the information is available on its website, but I've reworded it with a more encylopedia focus on its history, and so all text is public domain and may be edited by others without any issue.
The centre was founded in 1996 and has had over 100 staff for over 5 years, and has a lot of publications and has engaged in over 160 projects in this period. So there's a lot more could be added, but I was keeping article high level and factual.
I do have a COI with this article as I work here, but I have kept it to a very short summary and remained neutral. I would appreciate feedback on whether my view of this is correct.