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I'd like to talk with the editor who tagged this article as reading like an essay. What about the article suggests it is a 'personal reflection' rather than note-worthy information that can be verified by external sources? It is neutral in tone, summarizing what Communities That Care is, and referencing research that has been done on the topic. The fact that there are few links to other articles in Wikipedia should not be a reflection of its noteworthiness. This article discusses one of many topics in the field of prevention science, which unfortunatly is not well represented on Wikipedia. Preventionbetterthancure (talk) 22:42, 28 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

The essay and orphan templates are independent of each other. If you click on the "history" tab at the top of the article, you can see which editor made each edit -- in this case, the "essay" tag was added by Bearcat (talk · contribs), so you might try leaving a note on his/her talk page. HTH --Fabrictramp | talk to me 23:01, 28 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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This article has a lot of useful background information that leads to factual information with credible sources. There are so many references that support this article, and many of them are scientific journals, research articles, published work, and many others that provide the data and graphic images. Although the article is a bit lengthy, I appreciate that there is thorough information and explanation however because it is so detailed. However, I think that it could be shortened a bit or some sections could be taken out such as the "Online CTC Materials" section is not necessary to have there, and that if it was eliminated then the article would still be just as valuable with all the information it already contains. Perhaps another section such as "Tested and Effective Programs" could have been eliminated because it is just a few sentences that do not seem vital to the overall article. However, I thought that the neutrality of it all was wonderful because there was no bias and it was factual information that could be used. The structure overall was carefully planned out and easy to read along and relate to the graphs that were incorporated. --Oyulayeva (talk) 23:38, 1 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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