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Along with the large number of edits that were just made to this " Yarrabilba State Secondary College" Wikipedia page, was the removal of the editor's warning about this Wikipedia page being a stub. With the addition of this discussion thread to this " Yarrabilba State Secondary College" talk page, the 'stub' inclusion in the 'Australia' project was reclassified, with a promotion to 'class C' ('stub' -> class 'C'). I think that with all the changes that have been made, such an upgrade is warranted. I have also added an inclusion of this " Yarrabilba State Secondary College" Wikipedia page in the 'School' project, with a identical classification (class 'C'). If anyone thinks that these classifications were pre-emptive or in error, we should discuss it in this thread. SMargan ( talk) 08:59, 27 October 2023 (UTC) reply