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4206:"His brother was in California the night Bruce died and yet Roderick knew from a dream exactly how it happened. The night of the drowning Roderick awoke screaming and rushed to tell his grandmother about his nightmare." Maybe "His brother, Roderick, was in California the night Bruce died, yet claimed to know from a dream exactly what had happened. Roderick awoke screaming and rushed to tell his grandmother about his nightmare." 578:. The NYT article uses the term: Western. Southwest is an imperfect substitute; however, Western U.S. is already used in this same sentence. It would be redundant to state this same geographical reference again, so deleting from the Southwest seems like the best option. I've checked again and I don't see other issues, but point out anything you believe we may have missed. Thanks. 1701:", in 1893, Burnham took his family to southern Africa where his background proved useful" This is awkwardly worded and I don't think the last bit really adds anything (we say in the next paragraph he was useful). Perhaps make clear why he went. Maybe something like "Feeling the Old West was becoming too tame, Burnham took his family to southern Africa in 1893, perceiving 1552:"known for his service to the British Army in colonial Africa" He was initially in the service of the British South Africa Company, not the British Army. The two are not the same thing. My understanding is that he only actually joined the British Army in 1900, when Roberts took him on and gave him the formal rank of captain. 4657:; there are no red links but I see some terms that should have them, i.e. Northern Territories (BSA) Exploration Company, Wa Syndicate or Mlimo. Please consider adding more to encourage creation of new articles. 4) "Assassination of Mlimo" section mentions a sacred cave and a village, can we add their respective names? -- 1796:
Burnham and Harris Hammond were included on the board, and Fred Burnham served as president. Roderick Burnham was by profession a geologist and an executive at Union Oil at the time the Burnham Exploration Company was incorporated; however, this relationship is probably too detailed and unnecessary for the lead.
2054:"Once the Sioux had been driven away the mother returned to find the house burned down. Her young son was safe, fast asleep in the basket and protected only by the corn husks." I think we can merge these two sentences; "... burned down, but her young son was safe, fast asleep in the basket with the corn husks." 293:
A list of sources is useful to the reader, so I've added a new ref for Britt to the article even though it is a bit redundant. I've moved Montgomery to its alpha location, and I've spelled out the states. I've been through the hyphens several times, as have other editors, but I can't locate any new
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The completed sentence is: "Burnham distinguished himself in several battles in Rhodesia and South Africa and became Chief of Scouts". I don't see where this sentence limits the use of his Chief of Scouts title to the Boer War, but I do agree that becoming Chief of Scouts under Roberts was a bigger
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You have it right and I've updated accordingly. It gets a little more complicated because The Bulawayo Field Force militia reported to Gen. Carrington / Maj. Baden-Powell once the regular army arrived in Rhodesia in 1896, but technically Burnham was never in the British army until he joined Robert's
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Hello Ctatkinson. The problem with this review is that you address the specific examples I point out very promptly, but have not addressed the issues they exemplify. I can return time and again to give you more examples, but "The article has X problem as shown by Y instance" is not adequately solved
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The reviewer's opposed statement is now more than a month old. I have promptly addressed all of the actionable objections raised by the reviewer; however, this reviewer does not return regularly to check whether their objection has been addressed. Without clarifying and actionable feedback, I don't
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This candidate has been here for a long time, but problems still remain and I will be archiving this in a few minutes. I see a mixture of dashes in the references, a template error with DeGroot, E. B. (July 1944), this odd looking citation Los Angeles Times 1900, p. I15 and inconsistencies in page
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branch or whomever. Second always capitalize Native American. "big N" Native is acceptable; sometimes "small n" native is viewed as condescending by some Native people today (no uniformity on this, but the ones who care are the ones who will comment, the ones who don't care won't get upset either
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I've modified the sentence by removing Roderick, but to answer your question, John Hammond Sr. considered Fred Burnham to be a member of his family (he says as much in personal correspondence). Burnham Exploration Company was a joint venture between the Burnham and Hammond families, sons Roderick
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We have addressed the far more challenging issues you raised in the earlier FAR, and I think it would be most unfortunate to withdraw this outstanding former FA based on the few examples you have raised in this FAC. With little delay and only minor edits I speedily addressed the concerns you have
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Thank you for your excellent input, Piotrus. I've now addressed items 2 & 3. For item 4, although none of my sources provide names for the sacred cave or the nearby village, I did come across some additional information on the location -- not many miles from the Mangwe district. I've added
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lived in southern Minnesota; however, I'm not sure if it is correct to say that either or both of these tribes are Sioux. Unfortunately, I don't yet know the exact location of Tivoli, Minnesota (a pioneer town, long gone), the 1860 reservation boundaries, or modern the tribal names adequately to
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I am nominating this well-researched article for FA. After considerable labor by Wikipedians over several months to address earlier issues, this former featured article was promoted to GA last month. After reviewing and incorporating recommended changes, I believe the article now satisfies the
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The Mason's are a club and I've seen his 32-degree certificate in the archives at Yale, but I didn't make a copy and I don't have the date it was issued. Each mason is joins and is promoted at a particular lodge; however, his lodge is probably not important to the article, so I've removed this
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The quote box that begins "Burnham is the sufficient and heroic figure, model and living example, who inspired and gave..." is "sandwiching" text between it and the topographic map on my browser. That's also a wiki-MOS "crime" you now need to fix. Maybe you don't need two quote boxes in that
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deal than the use of this title in the Matabele Wars -- the Boer War was Burnham's first regular army gig and the number of troops and planning involved was significantly greater. I'm open to further ideas, but to try and keep this simple for the reader I've left this sentence "as is" for now.
929:: If you see continued problems, please keep listing the specific examples so they can be fixed. Either you'll run out of them and the article will be good, or they will remain not fixed and will be a valid reason to oppose. Just talking about generalities is not very helpful, I am afraid. -- 973:
the footnotes/bibliography have duplications with the "Works/Biographies" sections. The layout is also a bit atypical. My recommendation is that the works actually WRITTEN by Burnham be moved above the references into the article text and specifically identified as such. All remaining
674:. Furthermore, this was only an example of neutrality/tone issues - others, if it would help, include "he struck it rich" and "it was said that he could read the face of nature as easily as most could read their morning newspaper" (the latter could be made a direct quote if applicable). 278:
Not done. Further examples include: no citations to Britt; References section is misordered (it's mostly alphabetical, but then I see Montgomery before Hough?); inconsistent in whether states are spelled out or abbreviated; some hyphens rather than endashes in page ranges; etc.
4302:"Howard went to Africa and became a mining engineer in the gold mines of Johannesburg, South Africa and later wrote a text book on Modern Mine Valuation." β†’ "Howard moved to Africa, became a mining engineer in the Johannesburg gold mines, and later wrote a text book on 988:
I'd like to see the lede bulked out a little more; it's a bit light. His military service is quite extensive and probably needs a better summary in the lead, WP:MOS wants a lead to not be too long, but I think three to four more solid paragraphs is easily doable
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I've withdrawn my suggestion for withdrawal, but I'm still finding more issues with this article. I haven't rechecked paraphrasing issues, but while reviewing I also found some prose issues, for example "always careful to keep a rifle within arms length".
3953:"an old friend from Africa"; while most would realise what you are actually saying, some could misunderstand and think Hammond was actually from SA/Rhodesia, which of course he wasn't. maybe reword to "an old friend from his time in Africa", or similar 4653:. 1) "Film and stage accounts" and "Tributes" are in an unnecessary and MoS-unrecommended bullet point list. Please rewrite to prose. 2) Add Queen's South Africa Medal and British South Africa Company Medal to infobox. 3) The article should respect 1087:: First off, when possible to use tribal affiliation, that is nearly always preferable to just saying "Indian" or "Native American." In the examples above, if "Sioux" is as good as you have, then use it, even if you can't narrow it down to the 2186:"He traveled in northern Mexico and the American Southwest, including Texas and Oklahoma Territory, earning a living as a buffalo hunter, cowboy, and prospector, and he continued working as a scout" Maybe "He traveled in northern Mexico and the 3064:"Returning from the Boer War on the RMS Dunottar Castle, July 1900." Dunottar Castle should be italicised. The image caption here is intrusive and large; if you like I can try to make something similar to what we have on the directors image 711:
and some instances of close paraphrasing (ex "His expeditions in Rhodesia were so important that the Royal Geographical Society elected him a Fellow" vs "His expedition was so important that the Royal Geographic Society elected him a
4015:"Burnham died when he was 86 on September 1, 1947 of heart failure at his home in Santa Barbara, California." maybe "Burnham died of heart failure at the age of 86, on September 1, 1947 at his home in Santa, Barbara, California." 502:
Other material is not supported by the cited source. For example, "Burnham and Armstrong waited until Mlimo entered the cave and started his dance of immunity, at which point Burnham shot Mlimo just below the heart" is cited to
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Someone ran a bot on the article a couple of days ago and I see it introduced a few small errors in the references. Carr was one of those, and I've just fixed it. I'll have this corrected this weekend. Thanks for letting me
2649:"he left within the hour" Why not "he left immediately" or "he left within minutes"? Also, why "Although"? Considering the vast distance involved and the urgency of the appointment, one would surely expect him to leave quickly. 4133:"Nada (May 1894 – May 19, 1896), Burnham's daughter who was the first white child born in Bulawayo, died of fever and starvation during the Siege of Bulawayo" Maybe "Nada (May 1894 – May 19, 1896), Burnham's daughter, was the 3886:
I've added alt tags to all of the images. I think that does it for all of your comments, except for the tribal affiliations. Thank you for your insights on how we should address Native American issues. I work on this next.
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works/biographies not used in the footnotes/bibliography should be consolidated into (in my opinion) a "further reading" section, though if you wish to break out the biographies from the scholarly papers, that would be fine.
128: 4578:- as most images in this article come from the same source via OTRS ticket #2013061810006694, those should be OK. However, could you get them tagged with OTRS-tags aswell (or alternatively add a publication date)? 4499:
Thank you for all of your review work and improvements. I need to take another look at the article tomorrow and see what I can do to work about a few small issues that we have introduced with these recent edits.
135: 4038:"At a private ceremony he was buried at Three Rivers, California, near his old cattle ranch, La Cuesta." β†’ "He was buried at a private ceremony at Three Rivers, California, near his old cattle ranch, La Cuesta." 4130:"and the Montana cowboy "Pete" Ingram who survived the Shangani Patrol massacre along with Burnham" Maybe "and "Pete" Ingram, the Montana cowboy who had survived the Shangani Patrol massacre along with Burnham" 3919:) (who forgot to sign his post; I've moved it up to prevent further confusion). Good work so far, I will have some spare time later today so I will have another look through and comment on the later sections. 1591:
I've left this "as is" for now, but I'm open to further discussion. The Sioux Nation was composed of various tribes, and Burnham spent part of his pre-teen youth with different native americans in California
2026:"Rebecca (Elizabeth) Russell Burnham" Was Elizabeth a nickname? If so it should be in quotation marks: Rebecca "Elizabeth" Russell Burnham. Also her name should be given above where she is first mentioned. 3220:
Oh, I wasn't proposing you take it out, I quite liked it and just pointing it out in passing. I wouldn't worry about its "family friendliness" as kids wouldn't get the joke; it should stay in, I think.
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Some material in the article is unsourced - for example, "he and Blanche settled down to tend to an orange grove in Pasadena, California, but within a year he was back prospecting and scouting"
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In "Father of Scouting", you call Burnham "low-key". Really? His exploits sound fairly dramatic to me. It makes sense once you read the "Personal life" section, but seems out of place here.
2328:"Burnham went on to oversee and lead the Northern Territories (BSA) Exploration Co. expedition" Perhaps "Burnham oversaw and led the Northern Territories (BSA) Exploration Company expedition" 2222:"The young Burnham eventually went on to attend high school in California but never graduated" Maybe "Burnham eventually went back to California to attend high school, but he never graduated" 1520:"Other work" You don't need a full stop (period) at the end here as this is not a sentence. I'm somewhat bemused by this choice of words: "wealthy oil man". Do we really need to say he was a 3398:
To make this less confusing, I've spelled out BSA a couple more times and added a couple of wikilinks. I've also avoided the use of BSAC for British South Africa Company in this article.
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attacked New Ulm in the Dakota War of 1862, but I don't believe he lived on the same reservation as the Burnhams, or at least it's not clear. I've left this as Indian reservation for now.
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by "I have fixed Y instance", because it misses instances ABCDE et al of X. So there are still problems with references, there are still issues with tone, etc, and my oppose still stands.
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The "Oil wealth" paragraph is kind of short. Do you think it could be lengthened or, if not, combined with another section? Not a deal-breaker, but it does stand out, to my eye. --
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does not seem to support "Burnham was put in charge of both the general organization and recruitment from the Southwest". At this point, a thorough check of the article is needed.
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All books now include locations. FN109, The Days of My Life Volume II, is at Project Gutenberg Australia in text-only format without page numbers, so I've referenced the chapter.
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You have some numbers here over 10 written in long form ("eighteen", etc), which should be just as 18, 19 etc (unless they are at the start of a sentence). Look through for these
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Kill all use of "whilst." It's just annoying. "While" is more modern use. (JMO, I suppose if we are talking UK English, it's more OK than in US English, but he is an American)
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based in London, but it moved in 1872). Perhaps put "one of England's most famous public schools", wikilinking public school as this means something very different in the U.S.
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and others). It is correct to say that he learned the ways of the Sioux, but I thought it might be somewhat more accurate and easier for the reader to say Native Americans.
1673:"Sensing the Old West was becoming too tame" "Sensing" implies that he was definitely correct, which I don't think is what we mean to say; perhaps "Feeling the Old West ..." 692:
Added quotes and ref to fix the soldier of fortune issue. Substituted "struck it rick" with "found great affluence". Deleted to the unnecessary analogy about the newspaper.
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John, many thanks for the detailed and helpful comments and the generous investment of your time in reviewing this article. I'll get to work on your questions right away.
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One of the quote boxes overlaps the article text on my computer. I noted the location in hidden text within the article. It's the only one that does this, not sure why.
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The paragraph about his grandson Russell is cited. I'll check the article elsewhere to see if I can uncover what you mean, or please provide more detail if you can.
3752:"He was one of the original members of the first California State Parks Commission serving from 1927 to 1934" Shouldn't "serving from 1927 to 1934" be in brackets? 1618:"Burnham had little formal education, attending high school but never graduating" Why not just say he "had little formal education, never finishing high school"? 532:
Which is fine for that instance, but that was again only an example. A quick check finds another, "Also buried at Three Rivers cemetery...", unsupported by the
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Multiple formatting errors/inconsistencies in both short cites and bibliography: FN109 is missing page numbers, some books include locations while others don't
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Thank you, but there are still inconsistencies: for example, whether page ranges are abbreviated, some missing info (ex date for Carr in Bibliography), etc
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I've added brief reference to this in his early life. I could add more depth, but Geronimo was not a particularly significant part of Burnham's life.
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I know what the term means, but the description outside of direct quotes is not a neutral one - although not specifically mentioned there, compare
1581:"Born on an Indian reservation in Minnesota, Burnham learned the ways of Native Americans as a boy" They were Sioux, weren't they? Why not say so? 1410:
is mentioned in the infobox and lead but is referred to as the Tonto Basin Feud in the body. Perhaps we should make clear these are the same thing
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We mention the BSA, but we don't make clear what this is. (This is particularly confusing because to some eyes "BSA" is more associated with the
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I stuck some hidden text into the article where I found some issues or had specific questions. Feel free to remove when fixed or addressed.
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identified. If you have new issues, I would be glad to take a look at those as well and I will continue to comment / address without delay.
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That it with this section for now. I'll keep working on your comments about the other sections later today. Thanks again for your help.
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I don't think we need footnotes in the lead per MOS, so I have taken them out. I will try to do the imagemap for the picture later today
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I haven't forgotten about this, don't worry, I will get back to it either later today or tomorrow. Well done on all the replies above!
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Nikkimaria doesn't seem to be checking here, so I've left another message on her talk page. Did you have any comments on the article?
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There you have, but that was only an example - the paragraph about Russell, for example, is still unsourced. Please check thoroughly.
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I've reviewed the article at GA and here, and seen the oppose and the actions taken in response. I believe it meets the criteria.--
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I popped in "Citation needed" tags where I saw something clearly unsourced. Hope that's more helpful than "stuff needs sourcing."
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is how he describes Burnham. The term is synonymous with mercenary. Does this now make sense, or can you clarify your concern?
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Elizabeth was her middle name, but she dropped it when she married Burnham. I've removed Elizabeth to avoid further confusion.
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We mention New Ulm, MN being attacked during the Dakota War but we have not made clear how this place is relevant to Burnham.
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As a "soldier of fortune,"β€”is this a phrase Burnham used to describe himself, or an appellation applied by somebody else?
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Thank you for your helpful review, Montanabw. I have worked on the issues you raised and I believe all are now done.
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Yes, indeed. I'm also disappointed by the brevity of his WP page. I'll need to correct this oversight at some point.
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Thank you for your insights, Coemgenus. I have worked on the issues you raised and I believe they are now addressed.
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I have done a bit more copyediting earlier in the article as well. I think it is shaping up nicely now, well done.
2355:"R.I.: "Burnham & Armstrong after the assassination of Mlimo. Matabele warriors in hot pursuit." What is "R.I"? 2293:, and he describes Burnham as a soldier of fortune. Here is the reference on p. 191 -- Library of Congress copy: 77: 70: 2576:
This phrase appears in several references, but in none of the sources is there a cite for the title of the book.
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Not sure what this is. It was in a caption and I thought it might be a military term, but I've removed it now.
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In quoteboxes you don't need to put a full stop (period) at the end of the attribution as it's not a sentence.
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That it with this section for now. I'll keep working on your comments about the other sections later today.
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Some of the phrasing used is not neutral or has an inappropriate tone - ex. "Ever the soldier of fortune..."
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Why is the wikilink to "Cape Town, South Africa" rather than just Cape Town? People know where Cape Town is.
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A lot of places throughout the article we use abbreviations ("Gen.", "Maj.", "Co."); try to get rid of these
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Work on cleaning up the deadlinks, the WayBack machine can sometimes unearth an archived version of a page.
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I've added the wikilinks in this section. The lead already has a wikilink from DSO (after Burnham's name).
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Why isn't "Distinguished Service Order" linked? This is also not linked in the image caption or the lead.
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I've addressed all of the issues noted above. If you have still have any concerns, let me know. Thanks.
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you can say veld, not veldt. perhaps also wikilink veld and put it in italics as it's an Afrikaans word
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frica Company, which is also mentioned in this article). Put Boy Scouts of America, with a wikilink.
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images from the Burnham family have either an OTRS-ticket or additional publication details - OK.
4084:"in 19th century Rhodesia" maybe "1890s Rhodesia"; also don't think "for a time" is necessary here 4061:
I don't think you need to give his first wife's full name again here; just "Blanche" is sufficient
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Shame on you! I liked the racy quote, but I've modified the sentence to be more family friendly.
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A few references have hyphens (-) separating page numbers rather than endashes (–). Check on this
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Hi, Here are my thoughts on the article. I enjoyed reading it and hope the comments below help.
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issues. Is there a tool you use to check hyphens, or can you show any examples in the article?
2194:, continuing his scouting and also earning a living as a buffalo hunter, cowboy and prospector" 507:, which says that they tried to capture him alive and then killed him (and doesn't specify how) 4663: 4484:
Way cool! It is much better than the long caption I had to include previously. Nicely done.
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Another editor fixed these (thank you!). I think we've finally got this one out of the way.
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When did he become a Freemason? Was he one from birth? Where/what is Excelsior Lodge No. 195?
1274:. After a lot of work I think this article now meets the FA criteria and should be promoted. 192:
criteria for FA. I hope you enjoy the article and I look forward to your comments. Thanks!
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It was published in 1899. I've now added references and publication dates to the BP books.
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at this time (Disclaimer: I initiated the FAR that removed this article's featured status)
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Maybe it's just a pet peeve of mine, but I think you could combine footnotes 60 & 61.
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has been archived, but there may be a delay in bot processing of the close. Please see
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Do we know where his mother came from in England? We do not need to say she immigrated
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I've added additional background to this piece and renamed the section: World War One.
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I added the archived link to the minernews article metadata, and simplified the text:
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Alright, I think that does it. Unless you see something else, I believe we are done.
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The redirection needed to be fixed anyway as the page name seems to have stabilized.
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Most sources say he lived on a Sioux reservation, but some say Winnebago. Both the
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I believe I have now addressed the issues you raised. Thanks again for your help.
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Perhaps change the semicolon between the last two snippets to a full stop (period).
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Bad oversight. His full name and wikilink are in the lead, but should be here too.
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Thanks for looking at the images, GermanJoe. I'll review the two you mentioned.
3433:"Burnham β€” Baden-Powell" This spaced emdash should be an endash, without a space. 1438:
The Geronimo Campaign is mentioned in the infobox but nowhere else in the article
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Do you think we can fix the weird parentheses issue on the "buried at" parameter?
4751: 3416:"and he called him a "wonderfully able scout"" Who called who? Make this clearer 3103:
Charterhouse should have a wikilink. It is also not in London but in Surrey (it
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Why don't we give Carrington's full name? Why don't we wikilink him in the body?
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Native American issues fixed. I believe all the issues have now been addressed.
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After this expedition he was elected a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.
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this to the article and the a source reference. Tomorrow I'll work on item 1.
2730:"Burnham would arrive at the front" Why not simply "Burnham reached the front"? 405:
Italics issues have been addressed. Question on dash posed in the above issue.
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You don't need to say Johannesburg, South Africa, people know where Jo'burg is
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as it is clear from the context; saying she immigrated from England is enough
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Added a break after place of death. A bit of a kluge but it does the trick.
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In "Klondike Gold Rush", it's a bit confusing about how many children he has.
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born in Bulawayo; she died of fever and starvation during the town's siege."
2621:"Field Marshal Roberts was appointed" Who is Roberts? Not even a wikilink? 2062:
I've added more context here and edited the passage. I hope this helps.
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Have you pinged Nikki lately to see how she feels about the nom? Cheers,
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The URL to minernews went dead during the FAC. I'll need to substitute.
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Some have, but others have not: for example "3 year old ...12-year old",
2383:"due to the ill-fated Jameson Raid" Maybe mention was into the Transvaal 968:
An initial wikignoming glance raised the following minor issues for me:
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oil man? Why not just oil man? American spy should probably be U.S. spy
4563:- all OK (OTRS, PD-age, PD-USGov-USGS). Sources and authors provided. 1597: 1198:. I made some copyedits and have a few questions before supporting: 1088: 3461:"Mount Baden-Powell in California," put a comma after "Baden-Powell" 895:
know of any action I can take to address this reviewer's objection.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the article's talk page or in
4252:"went to Africa" is Americocentric. To African readers he would be 2631:
Big goof on my part. I've added wikilinks and a bit of background.
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I supported earlier, so just reiterating that I support this FAC.
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Why not give Baden-Powell's full name? We don't even wikilink him?
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cleanup needed in the article: hyphens/dashes, repeated links, etc
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The directors image is a great piece of work. How did you do it?
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You shouldn't wikilink the names of modern countries like Kenya:
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Why is woodcraft italicised? Perhaps quotation marks are better.
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mielies, not mealies. perhaps "mealies" (i.e. mielies, or maize)
1814:"With the help of the BSA" Perhaps "With the support of the BSA" 3273:" so during their joint scouting missions," you don't need "so" 1493:
You don't need commas after each name in the relatives section
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On another look, finding more problems, including a dead link
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Featured article candidates/Frederick Russell Burnham/archive1
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Off for now, I will come back for more, hope all this helps
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allow time for a thorough check and cleanup of the article.
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Featured article review/Frederick Russell Burnham/archive1
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Do we know why Wilson didn't want Roosevelt's volunteers?
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I've referenced and added her birth and immigration data.
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and others), and later with native americans in Arizona (
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Pleasant Valley War is the modern name for the conflict.
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Pleasant Valley War and Apache Wars should be wikilinked
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ranges. These should have been fixed a long time ago.
2838:"British March on Pretoria" why is "March" capitalised? 1719:
Nice editing and application of your subject expertise.
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We don't need the semicolon after "The King of Scouts"
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I've substituted with: she always kept a rifle nearby.
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I've also added more background and a couple of refs.
2993:"March to Pretoria" again why is "March" capitalised? 637:
Doesn't fix the problem, and isn't the only instance.
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3515:"and fought in World War I France" word missing here 3020:"Lovat Scouts" shouldn't this be "the Lovat Scouts"? 2449:
I fixed the wikilink. 01:06, 8 September 2013 (UTC)
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Why not give Frederick Courteney Selous' full name?
2566:"paid him a great tribute in his book" Which book? 2132:I don't think we need to wikilink bandit to outlaw 1785:Was Hammond his son's business partner or his own? 4760:The above discussion is preserved as an archive. 3192:"he fondly told people he "sucked him dry" Oh my. 3047:Maybe mention that he commanded the Lovat Scouts. 2883:"He had been scouting alone" β†’ "He scouted alone" 2757:Say when the Battle of Paardeberg was (Feb 1900). 2295:http://archive.org/details/realsoldiersoffo00davi 3359:"thusly" Is this a word? Shouldn't it be "thus"? 4533:Me too. I'm capping this and supporting above. 3725:Wasn't it Lake Rudolf rather than Lake Rudolph? 3165:hills? We've already made clear where they are. 3161:"in these African hills" Why do we need to say 47:. No further edits should be made to this page. 1925:I presume this was a Sioux Indian reservation? 553:Okay, again, only an example. 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Fred's, right? 4229:"As a teen" β†’ "During his teenage years" 4183:"1897–Oct 3, 1905" space the endash here 3818:Note most of the pictures lack alt text 3679:"In 1902–1904" β†’ "Between 1902 and 1904" 3621:Wasn't Ghana then called the Gold Coast? 1295: 3443:Someone got to this before me. Thanks! 1534:I too was bemused when I re-read this. 383:, spaced emdashes and other issues wrt 143: 133: 121: 4660:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus 3905:That below wasn't my comment. It was 932:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus 18:Knowledge:Featured article candidates 7: 4256:to Africa! Perhaps "moved to Africa" 1870:Why not say what day he was born on? 3488:Why isn't Mount Burnham wikilinked? 379:Not done. 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