829:, and yes, they should be done regardless of the experience of the nominator. We recently had a case where an editor with over 200 promoted GAs was found to have copyvio or too-close paraphrasing in almost all his articles, and they have now been mass-delisted. I used to not bother with spotchecks for experienced editors, but the discussion you mention concluded that it's necessary to check at least a small number of citations for every nomination. What I do is what you saw in my review of your nomination -- I randomly pick at least three sentences (more for a longer article) and post a list of them in the review, along with the number of the footnote or footnotes that support them. Then I look up the references and if the sentence is fully supported by those footnotes, I mark it as verified. If I don't have access to the source I ask the nominator to quote the text from their copy. Anything more than a very minor discrepancy and I'll do more spotchecks. Yes, I'd be glad to help out or answer any questions. One other thing: when you start a review, a template will be placed on the review page by default that you can use to check off the criteria, one by one. See
290:, thanks for the question. The issue I had with the edit was that you'd added details of the stone as a caption to the image, but didn't say where that information had come from. It looked as if it might have been from your own personal knowledge (not allowed) rather than being taken from the label (allowed). What I'd suggest is that you edit the image page on Commons to state exactly what the label says (was there an English label, or do you read Japanese?) If you could then indicate where the stone is - eg in which museum - that should be enough to count as a
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sir there is not enough documentation regarding the Sachan community because they were the secret service group in the
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British colonial period, Sachans were among the rebellious communities that's why British demolished their documents and ancestors records. So if a community was oppressed by some power in history, then is this not the
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article notes that he was "an Indian mathematician and physicist specializing in theoretical physics". If you assert that that information is incorrect, or that his ethnicity (as opposed to his nationality) is of importance to his professional work, you need to find and cite a reliable source that
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The current article refers four times to Isaac Morris as the owner of the island. Reading the beginning and ending of the book, that doesn't appear to be the case; it was understood that he made arrangements for someone else. If you don't have the book handy, you can check on this at the
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You made a mistake Kindly refrain from editing something you know little about. Firstly by reverting the change about the hill you're simply perpetuating nonsense claiming that Mons Acutus / St
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I who wrote and promoted the article actually added the box as I think it's inevitable what the outcome will be. Better me add it than somebody adding one with a list of his five wives and enforcing one. At least there are links in it to awards and filmography! ♦
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