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Update Building Successful Online Communities assignment details
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== Initial Feedback ==
== Initial Feedback ==

Revision as of 00:50, 25 October 2016

This article is or was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment. Further details are available on the course page. Peer reviewers: XinqiaoCheng.

Initial Feedback

@Ykzhao91: Your article looks like it's pretty good shape. I like the infobox. Here's some feedback:

  • There are a few places the tone should be fixed. Avoid WP:PUFFERY. For example, you don't to say that they had "remarkable success" when they did something. Just explain what they did and how folks reacted.
  • You have a History section. That's great but either fill it in or remove it. Same goes with the External Link section.
  • Make sure your citations back up the claims. You say that they have had their work included/featured in many magazines but the citation is just to one example of one person wearing one of their gowns.
  • "The Founder" is an unusual heading title. Why don't you look at some other articles about similar fashion houses to see how those articles are structured. Mimicing the structure of similar articles (especially ones that are good articles or featured is a well-worn path to success as a Wikipedia editor.

That's it for now. Your article is in good shape! Good luck! —mako 23:26, 20 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]

@Benjamin Mako Hill: Hi, professor. I have edited and polished the article based on your suggestions. And I have a question regarding adding pictures for the article. Since I am writing for a fashion brand, I thought it might be nice to include some of their design pics there. Like the logo and the embroidery. But I don't think I own any copyright of their photos or logo, and I don't think the photos are in the public domain either. So it might not be wise to just download the image from their website then upload to wikipedia again? I looked some picture tutorial of wikipedia but still did not find anything very specific. Could you help me a little bit on that?