User talk:LGUNN22

• Theory of impetus One of this article's sections contains too many run-on sentences, which may cause confusion for the reader.
  • This is a long but a good one. Lots to work on here beyond just run-on sentences.
• 2002 Argentinian riots This article contains several typos and problems with its word choices (wrong verbs, for example).
  • Too short for us to work with.
• List of radio stations in Africa The formatting of this article is less than ideal, with its long list of countries not formatted in Wikipedia's preferred way.
  • Let's avoid lists
• Display resolution This article is excessively wordy and is tagged as being too repetitive.
  • I love this one. It's more of a challenge since it has a long history and a lot of stuff in the talk page (if you dig into the archive). This would require a big reorganization (you'd want to do this in a sandbox first) and a lot of rewriting.
• Aftermath of World War I One of this article's sections is written too much like an essay.
  • This is a really long one. It could be done (and certainly needs a lot of work, but I think your other two are better for this project

Make sure that you're thinking about waaay more than just word choices and typos. We want to transform these articles! I'll put the two in the WikiEdu list of available articles. If you're not super happy about those two you're welcome to wait until Monday and see if there are others still around to grab. Etherfire (talk) 21:57, 12 February 2021 (UTC)

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