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tackle a storm article for one important reason. A storm article can often lead to rabbit holes of information, endless lists of sources to go through, and is more of a research task than anything. A list can lean on existing
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I think that is perfect. I'm trying to learn how to improve the quality of articles for many subjects, but a list is a good start since it requires less work. Unfortunately, I might be inactive tomorrow because I have to go somewhere for a day (it's not fun), but you're welcome to mentor me at any
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Hey there, I'd be happy to mentor you! I enjoy the process of writing, and teaching people how to write. I guess a good start would be discussing what aspects of Earth sciences you're most interested in. I have plenty of suggestions, depending on which direction you want to go. If it's something
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Hah, I totally wasn't even aware that was a thing, I've been doing it the opposite way for years. In that case, thank you for your help. And since you've already started helping with Cindy, I wondered if you might want to co-nom the article for FAC? I'm in the final stages of fixing it up. ♫
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Thanks so much for helping out with Dennis! I just got back from my trip, so today I'll check if there's anything left to do for the article. Looks like there might still be a few dead links (of course!) ♫
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