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some of the review requests do not jibe with the GA criteria
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*The referencing style must be changed. The long references must be moved to a new references section, and citations must be short of the just mentioning the author's last name, year, pages, or {{t|Sfn}} also may be used in the place. This is makes the citations clearer. For examples, see, [[Battle of Wareo]], [[Battle of Isurava]], [[Gallipoli Campaign]], [[Bougainville counterattack]].
*The referencing style must be changed. The long references must be moved to a new references section, and citations must be short of the just mentioning the author's last name, year, pages, or {{t|Sfn}} also may be used in the place. This is makes the citations clearer. For examples, see, [[Battle of Wareo]], [[Battle of Isurava]], [[Gallipoli Campaign]], [[Bougainville counterattack]].
:Regards, [[User:Krishna Chaitanya Velaga|Krishna Chaitanya Velaga]] ([[User_talk:Krishna Chaitanya Velaga|talk]] • [[Special:EmailUser/Krishna_Chaitanya_Velaga|mail]]) 04:31, 6 November 2016 (UTC)
:Regards, [[User:Krishna Chaitanya Velaga|Krishna Chaitanya Velaga]] ([[User_talk:Krishna Chaitanya Velaga|talk]] • [[Special:EmailUser/Krishna_Chaitanya_Velaga|mail]]) 04:31, 6 November 2016 (UTC)

::Note to [[User:Krishna Chaitanya Velaga|Krishna Chaitanya Velaga]]: your final statement, "The referencing style must be changed", is not part of the Good Article criteria; indeed, they do not specify a referencing style nor may you require one. I strongly recommend you read [[Wikipedia:What the Good article criteria are not]], and also [[Wikipedia:Reviewing good articles]], because some of your requests are actually not backed up by the criteria. While it would probably be nicer to have long references in one section and shorter ones referring to them in another, the fact remains that each inline citation is unambiguously referenced to a source, which is all the criteria require ({{tq|Any system that allows the reader to connect a specific sentence with a specific citation is an acceptable inline citation method ... However, one system should be used consistently for inline citations.}}). Also, infoboxes are ''not'' required for GA status ({{tq|For example, reviewers must not fail an article over the presence or absence of an infobox}}). Finally, while the lead section could be expanded, it shouldn't be too detailed. Remember, per [[WP:LEAD]] (which is a GA criterion), an article of this size should have a lead section of one or two paragraphs only. [[User:BlueMoonset|BlueMoonset]] ([[User talk:BlueMoonset|talk]]) 07:09, 6 November 2016 (UTC)

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Reviewer: Krishna Chaitanya Velaga (talk · contribs) 02:06, 1 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Will come back shortly. Regards, Krishna Chaitanya Velaga (talk • mail) 02:06, 1 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

  • Section 1; para 1; "Although war with Scotland had started under Edward I", which "war" was started by Edward, when it was started, mention clearly.
  • Section 1; para 1; Who is "Given-Wilson ", a historian or an author, mention that i.e it goes "as author Given-Wilson has put it". Also instead of "put it", "mentioned" is a better wording.
  • Section 1; para 1; A comma(,) is needed after "In May 1399". Also mention the area in which Wark Castle was present.
  • Section 1; para 2; In the first "Henry" was mentioned for the first time, so it must be linked to his article, and on the first mention full name must be mentioned i.e. "Henry IV" or "Henry V" or whatever it is. Mention who he is "King", "Earl", "Emperor" etc.
  • I can observe over the entire article that full-stop is placed inside apostrophes (' '), in this way ('XYAYAYAYYAYAY.'[ref]). But this is wrong. It must be outside, because it is the end for the whole sentence not just in-apostrophe text. It is to be — 'XYAYAYAYYAYAY'.[ref] This needs correction over the entire article.
  • Section 1; para 2; Mention who "Brown" is? author, historian etc.
  • Section 1; para 2; "but one of Scotland's greatest military commanders", who is that commander?
  • Section 2; para 2; sentence 2; It must be "This was due to the gradual arrival of army supplies", not "The was due to the gradual arrival of army supplies".
  • Section 2; para 3; "royal Household", "H" in "Household" must be de-capitalized, it is a common noun.
  • Section 2; para 3; "ten of sea salt", what is this ten, tonnes or kilos, it should be mentioned even though tonnes of flour is mentioned.
  • Section 2; para 4; "Brown has suggested the king 'envisaged ... a punitive expedition' with", what is the necessity of "..." in the sentence.
  • Section 3; sentence 1; Mention who is "Sadler"
  • The lead needs considerable expansion about the campaign and also the aftermath. It is too short.
  • Infobox is required for this article {{Infobox military conflict}} may used. Many of the parameters of the infobox are available.
  • The referencing style must be changed. The long references must be moved to a new references section, and citations must be short of the just mentioning the author's last name, year, pages, or {{Sfn}} also may be used in the place. This is makes the citations clearer. For examples, see, Battle of Wareo, Battle of Isurava, Gallipoli Campaign, Bougainville counterattack.
Regards, Krishna Chaitanya Velaga (talk • mail) 04:31, 6 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]
Note to Krishna Chaitanya Velaga: your final statement, "The referencing style must be changed", is not part of the Good Article criteria; indeed, they do not specify a referencing style nor may you require one. I strongly recommend you read Wikipedia:What the Good article criteria are not, and also Wikipedia:Reviewing good articles, because some of your requests are actually not backed up by the criteria. While it would probably be nicer to have long references in one section and shorter ones referring to them in another, the fact remains that each inline citation is unambiguously referenced to a source, which is all the criteria require (Any system that allows the reader to connect a specific sentence with a specific citation is an acceptable inline citation method ... However, one system should be used consistently for inline citations.). Also, infoboxes are not required for GA status (For example, reviewers must not fail an article over the presence or absence of an infobox). Finally, while the lead section could be expanded, it shouldn't be too detailed. Remember, per WP:LEAD (which is a GA criterion), an article of this size should have a lead section of one or two paragraphs only. BlueMoonset (talk) 07:09, 6 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]