User talk:Shantanu thakur

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Your edits are against our policy and promotional

We would never have Wikipedia state what school is the best school. We just don't do that. If we had a well known source saying that, we'd say "X says that Y school is the best' and usually we'd have an article for the person making the statement. Your edits are based on your personal knowledge and as surprising as it will be, we don't allow that. Please read no original research. Also, if you wish to change the spelling, that needs agreement showing that your choice of spelling is the most common one found in English language sources meeting our criteria at WP:RS. You really need to stop adding that school. If you persist you might be blocked from editing and that would be a shame. Doug Weller talk 18:01, 5 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]