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sure there's a particular page for Watson. I can try and check that tonight. Ref 13 is a different issue: it is the book for which the art work forms the cover - the fact that it is Josie Petrick's painting is stated on an unnumbered inside front page, so i couldn't really think how to reference that. Thoughts?
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Thank you for that. I've made the two changes suggested. Regarding images: I am trying to prepare one for this article: because there is a sentence in the article that talks specificially about the colours and iconography, I think a fair-use image can be sustained. But I am having technical problems
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I'm happy with your explanations and happy that the information is verifiable (although would be grateful if you could check that ref no. 5). I'm not sure how this would go at FAC, not sure of the best way to convey what you're saying in the references, but as I say, I'm happy that as far as this
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There are no page numbers for references 5 and 11, because in each case the book in general is the source - the whole book at ref 5 is about the commencement of that movement in 1971, and Bardon's role; ref 11 is about the Indigenous designs for the Musee du quai branly, but (from memory) i'm not
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PS - I have added a background section - I don't know why I forgot to this for this article. This is generic text, in that I wrote a para and have inserted it (with minor variations) into most of the articles I have created about female artists of the central and western deserts.
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In the "Life" section, it says "By 2008, Robin had died; her son Damien Petrick went on to marry..." Presumably, from what has gone before, this was Robin's son also? If so, it would perhaps sound better as
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Presumably no free images available. An image of her work would be advantageous, although I appreciate there may not be the levels of analysis of her work available that would be appropriate for fair use
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I ran the article through Earwig's plagiarism tool & Coren's tool, and spot-checked some of the online refs; found no problems with plagiarism or copyright violations.
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I can't see anything additional in the online sources that should be included here. The "background" material included helps the reader to understand this topic.
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Sorry I'm taking so long with this. I can't see any problems that should hold this up, but I'll just give it another read through & last check.--
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In the lead, are you talking about Australian dollars? If you, could we make that clear? (Either with "AUS", or linking the dollar symbol etc.)
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Other than the page numbers, I can't see any problems, so I'll be happy to list the article if you can sort those.--
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I can't help thinking that the lead looks really short, but to be fair, I can't see anything that's really missing.
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with the colour rendition that I think are due to my camera. If I overcome these, an image will be added.
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I can't see any problems here; it's well referenced and verifiable. (Just some page numbers requested.)
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Thanks. As it happens, I can tell you that the ref 5 thing has already gone through FAC: see
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Ok, thanks for making those changes, I'm happy to list the article at
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Ok, this is looking pretty good so far. Some initial thoughts:
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I'm always bad at keeping lead's up to date. Have tweaked.
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Could we have page numbers for ref nos. 5, 11 & 13?
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No problems with neutrality; it's fair and balanced.
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