Talk:Fernwood, Greater Victoria

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are their still lots of junkies shooting dope in fernwood? last tome i was there i couldn't have a cup of coffee in peace with out some spaced out hippie asking me for a smoke and spare change.

totally. it's still exactly like harlem or the Downtown Eastside. police helicopters and all that. thanks for your question. - 70.71.155.24 00:15, 6 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

rofl that's the bad side of fernwood, if you're going up fernwood turn left on gladstone and you'll see a better side of fernwood, no druggies just old people and family houses lawl

History of Central School

The statement is made that the 1902 building became "inadequate" within 12 years, but no consequence of this development is noted. What is the point of that statement? In two words, so what?

Floozybackloves (talk) 17:50, 8 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

External links to commercial entities inappropriate in an encyclopedia

I question the inclusion of links to purely commercial enterprises, viz. the Collective Works Gallery, the Fernwood Inn, Freedom Kilts, and "The Little Piggy...Went to Fernwood". They are wholly inappropriate in Wikipedia, amounting to nothing more than free advertising. Also the links to the Fernwood Neighborhood Resource Group, the Fernwood Community Association, and their respective newsletters, as well as that to the Fernwood United Football Club are of questionable usefulness to readers and inappropriate to Wikipedia. I propose removing these links unless someone can argue that they are essential to the Wikipedia discussion of the Fernwood neighborhood.

Floozybackloves (talk) 17:58, 8 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]