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Please be aware that your current edits to the University of York page may be considered to be vandalism. There is debate about whether or not the lake is named University Lake or Scullions lake. Anectdotal research suggests that the Scullion's lake name is a hoax which was started in the last couple of years. A small number of webpages published in the last year refer to Scullion's lake however it is more than likely that this is as a result to finding the name on wikipedia itself. A number of the sources you have presented do not appear to be real, for example 'The Offical University of York Guide 2012' is catergorically not a real source, if you are using an incorrect name for this source please provide the correct name otherwise your edits will be considered vandalism. The University does not in any literature I can find ever refer to the lake as Scullion's lake suggesting that even if it was once given this name that it has fallen into disuse.
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18:52, 3 March 2015 (UTC)reply
Please be aware that your current edits to the University of York page may be considered to be vandalism. There is debate about whether or not the lake is named University Lake or Scullions lake. Anectdotal research suggests that the Scullion's lake name is a hoax which was started in the last couple of years. A small number of webpages published in the last year refer to Scullion's lake however it is more than likely that this is as a result to finding the name on wikipedia itself. A number of the sources you have presented do not appear to be real, for example 'The Offical University of York Guide 2012' is catergorically not a real source, if you are using an incorrect name for this source please provide the correct name otherwise your edits will be considered vandalism. The University does not in any literature I can find ever refer to the lake as Scullion's lake suggesting that even if it was once given this name that it has fallen into disuse.
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00:57, 4 March 2015 (UTC)reply
Hi Robinjonesyork! Thanks for contributing to Wikipedia. Be our guest at
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