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I took a look at this for [[WP:URFA/2020]]; here are my comments from a quick glance, {{u|Figureskatingfan}}. For an article with 14,000+ words the FAC seems shockingly light. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but: |
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*I found it odd so many sources lean on the self-published side (About.com, etc.). Is there not commentary available from published sources instead? Lanview Online doesn't seem like a high-quality source, for example. |
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*Some articles from magazines are missing page numbers. What about volume, issue? |
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*Timestamps on television episodes would be helpful. |
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*""Roger Howarth Appearance". ''Live! with Regis and Kathie Lee''. May 1994." → how is someone supposed to verify this? there is no timestamp or even a broadcast date. |
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WP:URFA/2020 notes
I took a look at this for WP:URFA/2020; here are my comments from a quick glance, Figureskatingfan. For an article with 14,000+ words the FAC seems shockingly light. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but:
- I found it odd so many sources lean on the self-published side (About.com, etc.). Is there not commentary available from published sources instead? Lanview Online doesn't seem like a high-quality source, for example.
- Some articles from magazines are missing page numbers. What about volume, issue?
- Timestamps on television episodes would be helpful.
- ""Roger Howarth Appearance". Live! with Regis and Kathie Lee. May 1994." → how is someone supposed to verify this? there is no timestamp or even a broadcast date.
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