Talk:CURE International
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[edit]I have deleted sections of this page because they appear to have been copied verbatim from the Cure website. The site has a copyright notice and policy . There is no indication the copying has gone the other way, and no indication that permission to use the text has been granted. Archives are presented for some pages, and are all before October 2008, when the page was expanded diff(there may be a small amount of common content that existed before). Sections are:
- Lead
- Founders
- Programs
archive:
- Specialty Programs
- Cure clubfoot worldwide
- Cleft Lip and Palate
archive:
- Orthopedic Residency
- http://www.helpcurenow.org/site/c.nvI1IeNYJyE/b.3441445/k.4650/Training_Local_Medical_Personnel.htm
- http://www.helpcurenow.org/site/c.nvI1IeNYJyE/b.3441465/k.66F3/Orthopedic_Residency.htm
archives:
- Neurosurgical Training
- Nurses Training
- Afghanistan Programs
archive:
State of this article
[edit]This whole article looks to me like it was written by a CURE intern, especially starting at the "Activities" section. See laudatory rhetoric such as: "CURE hopes to transform the lives of children with hydrocephalus, cleft lip and palate, spine deformities, clubfoot and other crippling orthopedic conditions. They desire to provide surgeries, and to change lives, families, communities and cultures. CURE helps children who have no hope for the future because of their physical disability and help these children escape stereotypes in their villages and homes."
See also repeated use of the phrase "more than" (in front of numbers referring to things like patient volume and hospital staff) throughout the article in a way intended to reflect positively on the organization.
Of the ten or so citations, a third link to the CURE International website, and another third are broken links. Snake mistakes (talk) 02:52, 13 February 2013 (UTC)
- This appears to no longer be the case. In fact, the quotation above and the phrase "more than" no longer appear anywhere in the article. Many additional links have been provided. AustinCan1 (talk) 19:27, 27 June 2023 (UTC)
[addressing issues]
[edit]I believe the issues cited are no longer present in the article. Promotional language is no longer present, and while there are still several references to the organization's website, there are also many external references, and all work. Scooterodell (talk) 18:44, 1 April 2015 (UTC)