Talk:Ralph DeLuca
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Article assessment
[edit]This article was erroneously created as a GA-Class Biography Arts and Entertainment article. First, note that there are only 531 GA A&E articles in all of Wikipedia, across the range of importance from Top to Low. To be a Good Article of any importance, nomination followed by a successful assessment review is required.
I have re-assessed this article as Start class Arts and Entertainment Work Group BLP, using the WikiProject Biography class criteria.
- Requirements and status for WikiProject Biography Start class
Done a meaningful amount of good content- Done a useful picture
- Done subheadings to which more material could be added
- Done multiple links that help explain why the subject of the BLP is notable
- Done references: bare links fixed
For consideration as C class:
- fix citation needed for career transition paragraph
- add biographical info about early years (e.g. family), education, and expand with more detail about how he became a leading collector
- substantial content improvement: expand with more detailed development of art collecting career, progression over time, challenges, resolutions
Priority - Low importance: Subject is notable in their main discipline.--FeralOink (talk) 19:39, 24 July 2024 (UTC)