  :::I dont think i have trashed talked the university of ottawa at all,just the tone of the article as it was almost 8 months ago in the past and not today. The article has undergone considerable changes since then, and kudos to the people who have been doing this by fixing the article and taking the time to do so. As for good faith I stand by my early statement, I want this article to become a 'good article' and one day featured.  Ill reiterate a few points of mine that ive brought up before and add a bit more detail ) :::1. The Gourman report is no longer mentioned in the opening paragraph. Based on the fact that the reference is ten years old and is from a questionable report at best (it ranks non existnat programs in universities) I consider this to be resolved, youve agreed in the past to move it to a different section, we are agreed this has been settled.  :::2. If your feeling like i have not treated your edits in good faith, We can easily move this to a wikiettique session and allow others to judge for themselves, but I think you and me will both agree our intentions are the same, to make this article better, agree? :::3. Maybe its not the best to mention other universities as this has offended you in some manor, but please dont be not my intention. However; there are people even on this talk page (university of ottawa) which have mentioned and questioned why the gourman report is even in the article, not just from here say (which I would fully agree is no means to change the article) but thats why we use these pages to find consensus right? :::4. Now wether something smells fishy, finding new comers edits odd, where some editors edit from etc etc, are not going to get this article to be better, the best way is state your opinion, find consensus, and edit. The issue here is primary sources and whether a tag is needed. I agree with your position as you stated before that unless something else is added to say why there is no need for a tag. We have consensus?, so why continue this bad form between one another?    