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I've reverted a link edit back to an external link to the Burnside website. Burnside is an activity of UnitingCare NSW.ACT, the welfare arm of the Uniting Church's NSW synod. This is a separate creature from the national body, UnitingCare Australia, owned and operated by the UC's national assembly. If there's a policy somewhere avoiding external links, we should simply remove the link, not replace it with a link to the wrong source.

(I've also made a couple of edits trying to get the citation right, each time thinking I had it right when I hit the save button. thank you for your patience) WotherspoonSmith 12:38, 5 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It is not correct to embed external links, I have put a link in the reference (which is generous).--Grahamec 13:57, 5 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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