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I'm not sure what could be written about this. The only thing that can be found about this is in reliable sources is that Google authored it. Also, can you take a look at the article again? I think it has been fixed, let me know if there is more that needs work. Thanks. And sorry it took me so long.
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It isn't clear to me what's core and what's peripheral. Perhaps format this by starting with the core goal of ADB (presumably mobile debugging from a connected computer), explaining the central features and how they're used for that, and then mentioning any other feature. Other structures would also
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Rusalkii, I definitely think you did a great job of doing a thorough GA review, including taking the time to verify the content against the sources! Although GA does require broadness, this is a looser criterion than "comprehensiveness" required at FAC. Also, if an aspect is not covered in reliable
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Architecture section expansion is good! Generally reads more smoothly, though there are still some rough spots in the prose. Some comments haven't been addressed, but none of them individually are make-or-break. My big concern is still criteria 3a - it feels like
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I have replace the
Lifehacker source with a book published by CRC Press, but had to remove the aspect that it is bundled with Fastboot since that is not covered in the book paragraph. Is there any other work that needs to be done on the prose? In the meantime, I have added some more links to the
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How and what is it used for? I see sources talking about both debugging, as implied by the title, and modding. The article also mentions malware removal in the security section, but I'm not sure it belongs there- that seems to be about security issues
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So you're saying that as long as all the important aspects are touched on, it's okay for a GA to not go particularly in depth on them? I know it needs to be less thorough than a FA but obviously "less thorough" is subjective.The first couple results
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Is there some generalization you can make about the security issues, like "ADB exposes
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Because the lead should be a summary of the whole article. It is indeed vague, but making it more specific would likely give the summary of the security paragraph undue weight. I don't really have a good idea of a better summary.
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Overall impression of lead: vague. There's still plenty of space before the lead gets too long, it would be good to see some more concrete descriptions of what it is, where it came from, and how it is used.
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I added a paragraph to divide RageAgainstTheCage and the unnamed next vulnerability. It's unclear if the new second paragraph describes one vulnerability or several. Clarify and/or split into paragraphs.
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sources, it is not expected to be included in the article, so I would be inclined to be flexible on that point. Another issue I noticed is the lifehacker source, which is marked unreliable by
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Own work screenshot and public domain logo. Could do with more images, but I couldn't find any in commons or appropriately licences after a quick search.
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So you're saying that as long as all the important aspects are touched on, it's okay for a GA to not go particularly in depth on them
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Thanks for all the feedback! I will try to fix it all ASAP in the coming week.
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