User talk:Sydles9

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Peer review

Hey Sydney, I have been MIA for the longest so I am trying to catch up on what I have missed. Have you chosen your articles to peer-review as yet?--Ccaynes11 (talk) 22:44, 12 April 2012 (UTC)

Hey, I haven't chosen mine because I think the majority of the class is behind the schedule posted on Wikipedia. I have all my research collected and have drafted my article. I'll probably start editing tomorrow. I think Professor James said in class that it's a little early to peer-review at this point because most people haven't edited yet. He said we should all begin adding to our articles by tomorrow. Hope that helps! See you in class.

After briefly reading the article and the other comments on the article's talk page, I would have to agree that as a whole this article does read a little biased. I do remember Professor James talking about a neutral point of view, however when it comes to the impact the Keystone pipeline as on the environment and the people whose lands are being destroyed, I feel this article is spot on. Your addition to the piece outlines the facts and presents them in a clear and concise manner. Also, I was wondering if maybe the Native Canadian Leaders were going to bring any legal action against the Trans Canada Corporation? I know how hard it is to find info on most topics relating to Indigenous peoples but maybe if there is a lawsuit(s) against Trans Canada Corporation by Native Canadian Leaders, I think it would be important to add it to the section. Ccaynes11 (talk) 05:43, 2 May 2012 (UTC)

Great job with this Sydney! No suggestions are coming to mind, but is there an actual link to the TransCanada's Pipeline Permit Application that can be provided for users to actually view this application entails? Or a link to the Aboriginal Relations policy? Once again, great job. --Anthro321 (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 21:41, 9 May 2012 (UTC).

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