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I'm involved, but I've also reviewed a lot of GAs and I would also recommend quick failing this. The barrier to GA should be plainly obvious. Look at most GANs which need a little work to reach the status--the reviewer and nominator need to be able to hash out updates to the article and know they'll
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I agree with nomination if the point is to get uninvolved editors involved to clean it up. It's clearly not a GA level article. Editors that are expecting to "review" this article will be sadly disappointed. Editors that become motivated to contribute, however, are welcome. They should have no
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