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I've made some minor copyedits. Article is long enough, with proper sourcing, and eligible. No copyvio found and QPQ done. However, I'm not happy with the use of Flickr (RSP entry) as a source (for the article or the hook). The image is uploaded by somebody other than Gryniva and the interpretation that she was "singing draped in a Ukrainian flag" is warned against by RSP. We could go instead with a hook about the jazz concert benefiting Doctors without Borders (and I'd like to make the distinction that it was a concert for but not organised by DwB, unlike the FFF performance). What do you think, Victuallers? — Bilorv (talk) 14:18, 10 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
I'm happy with that @Bilorv:. I have been following this Flickr contributor for months so I am confidant but I was aware that it was not "reliable" as per Wiki so I had asked for other sources on-line ... but no one has offered one (yet!). I don't speak German so there may well be one that I cannot search for with the right search. Do change the flag description although it seems obvious from the pictures of the event that she was doing exactly that. RSP?? I have amended the main hook. Do feel free to tweak further. Victuallers (talk) 15:37, 10 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
@Victuallers:RSP is an abbreviation for a list of commonly used sources and the consensus as to whether they are reliable and under what circumstances (see the section on Flickr). If we're agreed that Flickr is not reliable, can you also remove the source's usage and sentence on FFF in the article? Additionally, in the hook, can we change "sang for" to "sang to raise money for"? — Bilorv (talk) 17:51, 10 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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I've made some minor copyedits. Article is long enough, with proper sourcing, and eligible. No copyvio found and QPQ done. However, I'm not happy with the use of Flickr (RSP entry) as a source (for the article or the hook). The image is uploaded by somebody other than Gryniva and the interpretation that she was "singing draped in a Ukrainian flag" is warned against by RSP. We could go instead with a hook about the jazz concert benefiting Doctors without Borders (and I'd like to make the distinction that it was a concert for but not organised by DwB, unlike the FFF performance). What do you think, Victuallers? — Bilorv (talk) 14:18, 10 April 2022 (UTC)