Knowledge (XXG):Good article review/Archive 17

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conveying the importance of the subject. The Michael Jordan lead is really not all that different from the Michael Jackson lead. You even talk about awards he's won, which is actually something I removed from the Michael Jackson lead as a response to this review. The Jordan lead, like the Michael Jackson lead with Vanity Fair, also mentions critical perceptions, like ESPN and the Associated Press. The language is somewhat comparable...."widely regarded as one of the greatest entertainers of all time"......"widely considered one of the greatest basketball players of all time"....."instrumental in popularizing the NBA around the world"....."redefined mainstread dance and entertainment"...and so on. Now I am beginning to challenge your implicit assertion that the leads of these two articles are notably different. Apart from the quotation, which is not a big deal at all, they are not. Both leads do a good job at highlighting the status and "magnitude," if you will, of the subject. And if you include just career achievements, then the two leads are actually of similar length. The only reason why the Michael Jackson lead is slightly longer is because it has to document his controversial personal life.

2411:- per comments above, this article is intended to provide coverage of future events, so "completeness" rather than "stability" is an issue. however, the historical content is strong, the prose is decent, and references abound - which provides the article an excellent base from which to expand. this article should receive substantial GA support at the end of the season. if GA before the season is the goal, i would support the article with the addition of (1) a well referenced roster list, (2) a section about any possible records that could be broken this season, and (3a) thorough copy editing to modify american sports related terms such as "face off" to "compete" and (3b) formalize phrases such as "up I-35" to "north on I-35". 5174:: The lead is too long and the article being long doesn't justify this because it is too long as well. The point in pulling information from articles and creating other articles is to shorten the main. I understand his status is our culture involves a lot of information and it's not easy to pull information, but that's the point. Additionally, fact tags are always disqualifiers for me. And I don't see how this article is negatively biased in anyway. It seems well balanced, in that respect. I think it's a very well written article, but doesn't currently meets GA standards. However, it shouldn't be that difficult or time consuming to address the few issues. 4167:

Raelian Movement was spreading the word about the contents in the first two Raëlian books concerning what they believe to be a restoration of meaning of biblical text, an update on the future of the Christian Church, and the philosophy and directives Yahweh Elohim taught Rael in second set of CE-5 encounters," and "Each day begins with a meditation mainly at around 9:00 A.m. local time," and "Raelians have typed multiple tort claims concerning extortion, breach of contract, replevin, conversion, gross negligence, false light invasion of privacy, defamation, and tortuous interference in business affairs.") A major rewrite is required here.

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topic and reviewing said documentation for certain criteria wouldn't be able to keep up with it. With Spore, above that was the case, it couldn't be kept up with because there was ever changing speculation about the release date. With an article about a future football season, its hard to say. They have a spring game of some sort, certainly, when do they start practice? July? What happens before that? Camps? Something to be sure. Like I say this is hard to judge but I don't think it's beyond the realm of possibilities that an article mostly about a topic that hasn't really taken place or come together yet could be considered unstable.

2032:, so you don't have to be to repetitive and mention them again in the next sentence, I did fix that though anyway (I know what the MoS says no need to repeat it). Never had a problem with large TOC's, I went through and fixed the dates in the text (not in the references due to time/interest level), I think redirects are often bolded and everything bolded is in fact a redirect, although the redirects should go to the exact section and not to the top of the article, fixed the layout issues (although I was forced to tag the link farm of an EL section), the main problem remaining for me is the external jumps those really need to go. 4903:

you right now it will not be an easy process getting it past some other users. There are plenty of precedents on articles about musical acts discussing specific and future artists that they have influenced. If the artists in question are notable, and clearly they are here, there's nothing wrong with mentioning them in the lead. The insinuation that the list represenets "everybody he's ever influenced" is ridiculous; that list really would deserve its own section. The people mentioned are meant to be representative of the various genres in which Jackson has had an impact....and, again, they are famous.

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even amount of editors taking a side, try to make a new comment rather than archiving, to see whether the dispute should continue. Make sure not to archive active discussions, a good rule is to not archive anything that has a comment less than a week old, unless a resolution has been posted to the discussion. An exception to this rule involves disputes which have a clear outcome in these ways: There is at least an 80 percent majority to do something with an article, there are at least 6 votes, and at least three days have passed since the article was nominated for review.

3487:. It was my intention to do so. I left a message with the reviewer and started a list of issues on the article talk page when I was pulled away from the computer for the evening. The issues are not great, but I feel like it should have been reviewed with notes and put on hold. Maybe I take this process too seriously and give too thorough reviews, but I feel it's important that GAs be as good as they possibly can be... and to accomplish that, I feel GA reviews need to be as good as the reviewer can give. I'll complete the list on the talk page and submit it shortly. 4764:

history. Crosby is also credited as being the major inspiration for most of the male singers that followed him, including the likes of Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, and Dean Martin. Yank magazine recognized Crosby as the person who had done the most for American GI morale during World War II and, during his peak years, around 1948, polls declared him the "most admired man alive" ahead of Jackie Robinson and the Pope Also during 1948, the Music Digest estimated that Crosby recordings filled more than half of the 80,000 weekly hours allocated to recorded radio music.

451:- The article is well structured, reasonably well written, and broad in its coverage. The sections that the proposer says should be merged into the article for the modern day province are at least tangentially related to the topic at hand. I rather like the way those relationships are defined in the article. Intro's good after rewrite. Only concern is that I'm still not clear after reading the article if the Champagne (wine region) and the province of Champagne are geographically the same. Could use just a touch of work to clear up that point, as could 3440:

information, which should obviously be referenced if kept. It could use to be expanded some with info on his college career. I don't see any rampant grammar errors, but I am not that great of a grammarian. It is delistable, but also easily fixable. If it remains unfixed, than a delist is definately in order. Also, LaraLove, you need to leave a note on the talk page of the article with specific reasons (i.e. what needs fixing to avoid a delisting) AND a link to GA/R so that the article's custodians will know about this discussion.--

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first-time seminarists, students, and people under the age of 25 are exempted from paying the basic seminar fee, which is responsible for covering the costs of running the Raëlian seminars. Only people who are returning or are of age are required to cover these costs," and "These Raëlian gatherings have over time taken place in areas such as hotels in Japan, Europe, and Thailand, gardens in Canada, hotels and deserts of Nevada, campgrounds in Oceania, and meeting halls in Africa.")

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topic as fiction and introduces the characters and their designer. Fourth, the section often cites the title of each game in regard to summarizing plot points, instead of ingoring where it came from. As someone who has helped promote the concept and craft it, I can say with certainty that out of universe does not mean saying the word "fictional" every sentence; it means finding the most real-life material available for a topic and covering it in addition to the in-universe points.

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poorly composed, consisting of many short and once sentence paragraphs, also citation lacking. Three small sections, theft, annuity and forfeit are too stubby to be their own sections and would better be served by a blanket history section. The last part of the article is a list which should either be merged elsewhere, moved to its own page and summed up in the article or deleted. This is at a first look and if its not convincing enough I will delve further

66: 4719:. There's a lot of talk about impact, achievement, sales, and so on. It's virtually impossible not to note down things like that for people like these. So far, I have removed the awards from the lead and placed them in another section. I have also mentioned the albums released after Thriller to give his musical career some sort of chronological perspective. Beyond that, the lead seems to be fairly all-right and of appropriate length. 2321:

is in no rush. Look, the Longhorns have played HOW many seasons? If it is THAT important to the nom to get a Longhorn article to GA status, work on improving one for which the information IS complete. Looking at GA and FA, there are no other Longhorn season articles that have been elevated. Why not work on the 2006 season or any other? Give this one time, and in January, when the season is done, renominate it to GA status.--

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understand not being known yet until very close to game time) then I think it would be compleate enough to count as sufficiently broad, but otherwise, well, its not really your fault, but it just doesn't seem to cover everything that an article on a sports team should cover. Get that roster and reference it to the level of the rest of the article, and i'd support this for GA status, even if the season is upcoming.

3874:. I agree with the assessment that the grammar needs a major overhaul. This is a pretty good article (no pun intended) and is on the path to become a Good Article(TM) but there are some glaring problems which need to be fixed before it can pass a GAC. Someone needs to copyedit the article and then, when they have fixed the other issues that have been covered by my colleagues above, resubmit for a GAC. Best, -- 31: 4981:(undent) I don't feel like arguing but usually newly created accounts get crossed out on FACs. Althought the edit count is low, the editor has been signed up for a while. Most voters crossed off on FACs are newly created accounts that are suspected duplicate voters, not low count voters who supposedly don't know the criteria, which is not that complicated especially now incidentally. 5059:

less-than-50 edits have been made in wikispace. You should be aware that those kinds of actions are completely inappropriate. Regardless of what you think of your understanding of Knowledge (XXG), you simply are not allowed to participate, at this stage anyway, in FA or GA reviews. As I said, this isn't about your opinion. Your opinion here is irrelevant. Another way to put it.....

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and the wine making techniques. That innate difference is attributed to the "sense of place" that the Champagne region has and Champenois do talk about the blood that in their soil due to all the battles and conflicts that the area has saw. Terroir is fascinating in that regard. If you are an avid reader (or just the curious sort) a book you may want to consider is James Wilson

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region and wouldn't have a place in any other article. The "Military Conflict" is by far the smallest sub-section and gives context to the history of the area and the blood that is in soil. The only references in the "Military conflict" section come from wine books because they are pertinent to understanding the terroir. Is there something that you would recommend?

5160:: The problem seems to be the lead for most delisters. Note that the article is over 100k, meaning that the four-paragraph lead really isn't too long given the article's size. I think it could be trimed down though, and leads generally shouldn't need that many references. The point is that to me, it still passes GA criterion (though it's certainly not an FA yet).-- 5063:. You can't have 50 edits on Knowledge (XXG) and go to GA review pages saying you think articles should be kept or deleted. You need more of a history in mainspace before you can do something like that. Hopefully this is all clear. Again, your vote is irrelevant and will not count. I just want to make sure everyone, but especially you, understands this. 5049:

relevant wikipedia policies or the edit history of the article I'm giving an opinion on - believe me I've done both. Its presumptuous and rude of you to think otherwise - and act on - without any evidence. If you don't agree with my opinion fine, I can accept that, but removing it is another issue altogether and something I don't at all appreciate.--

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artists he's influenced, that kind of thing can easily be generalized into something like "Has influenced a great number of modern singers" or something like that. Then the main part of the article should be where the elaboration on who the people he's influenced are, because then there's plenty of room to explain every influence as much as needed.

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will: an instantly identifiable voice, eye-popping dance moves, stunning musical versatility, and loads of sheer star power."" The first half sentence is unencyclopedic hyperbole and can be lopped off, the previous sentence will be fine without it. The second sentence is a quote which is in general a bad idea for a lead, also contains hyperbole.

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extensive online archives (which I've searched through thoroughly) don't really have much to add to the article (other than brief mentions like Fuller recorded two sacks, Fuller is expected to make the Pro Bowl, Fuller is looking forward to the season etc.). Also there are no pics available for the article on flickr or otherwise, as you can see

1996: 1963: 1921: 1872: 3649:- per above. I do think it's a good quality article. I think there may be potential to discuss the issues with the current/main article editor(s) and resolve the issues, however, it was mentioned in the GA review that there needed to be more inline citations. This is why I don't promote articles until they already have them in place. -- 4311:

rallies in Asia had the support of Raëlians with pasties and white alien costumes. Raëlians floating a silver inflated "UFO" float were sighted by online bloggers in Pasadena, Flag of California California's Doo Dah Parade, and a few years later other Raëlians had a booth in the Burning Man festival in Flag of Nevada Nevada.

2215:. We will undoubtably learn more about these topics in the future and in fact we have probes at or on the way to Mars and Pluto right now. I admit this is not a perfect analogy, but I do think it helps to illustrate what an article should be judged for what it is today, and for what is happening to the article today. 2094:

stub articles for sections of low notability, and then place a see also section header/footer on the section. this would improve readability, particuarly for sections of individual companies or operations. single bullet lines in cars and barnshops needs complete rework, or creation of a stub article, or a list.

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This whole thing can go:"heralding and displaying complicated physical techniques, like the robot and the moonwalk, that have redefined mainstream dance and entertainment. At his height, he was characterized as "an unstoppable juggernaut, possessed of all the tools to dominate the charts seemingly at

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article which was recently promoted to FA, so I don't need any instructions on how to write an article on a well known iconic figure. Quotes in the lead (specifically about the subject rather than from the subject) are a bad idea unless the quotes are tremendously famous. So for starters I would cut

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I have no problems with the first and fourth paragraph, but the second and third go into so many specifics, that it seems less of a summary and more of a compleate list of every important influence Michael Jackson has had on, well, a whole bunch of things. For instance, where the second one lists the

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In the GA Review, I did not list every single line and edit that would need to be made to bring this article to the level of a Good Article. I see that you responded to each of the examples I gave and so I am confident you would benefit from a peer review that will give you more specific feedback and

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The Raëlian Movement, as with many other religions, has members who do not follow the code of ethics espoused by the movement. Two guides of the Raëlian Movement in Flag of Belgium Belgium have been convicted for child abuse. The founder of the Raëlian Movement subsequently deposed a coursuit against

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The lack of review is disturbing, but I find this one has only a few issues. The image is actually accompanying a critical analysis of the event (though the event probably doesn't deserve that level of coverage in this article, as excessively trivial). The ONLY fact I see uncited is the Senate Race

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The intricate details of specific 60 year old government documents of the former Soviet Union and the United Kingdom are hardly "common knowledge". Give links to the papers and explanations of why they make the current two paragraph def invalid on the article's talk page, not here. The article does

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I would think it would be more like the facts being out there in the real world. Themes being discussed by academics and social commentators alike. The ownership theme is perhaps the major debate of the recent past. I would suggest reading works by the likes of Laurence Rees on Auschwitz. Also accept

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At issue here is the problem that the article is largely incomplete. It's not like 1 or 2 changes are expected in the future, as new information arises. The 2007 season has not even been played yet. This article can ONLY contain speculation and very little else. Give it 9 months. Knowledge (XXG)

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I definitely didn't mean to imply that. I added a note about an earlier contract he signed. Now it should just appear as though I'm mentioning that contract to be consistent. I'll see if I can find some more info, he was never a highly publicized player for whatever reason. He seems to have played in

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Many sections have either none or too few inline citations, especially for an article this length with so many assertions of fact, the few citation needed tags do not represent the number of citations needed here. In addition the structure is poor at best and confusing at worst. The Awards section is

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It offends me very much that you would cross out my vote like it was nothing, not to mention that you didn't even tell me about it. I may not have have many edits but my opinions are as valid as the next persons. And anyway, just because I don't have many edits, it doesn't mention I haven't read the

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The quotation was removed at one point, but I was reverted by another (far more persistent) user with whom I did not want to get into a big discussion or an edit war, especially over something so relatively insignificant. I am still officially supporting the removal of that quotation, but I can tell

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The tone of the lead for that article is similar to the one for Michael Jackson, as are the details. This aside, however, I actually disagree with the assertion that the lead goes into specifics. It really doesn't, merely highlighting the major influences and aspects of Michael Jackson's career. The

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Raëlian Angels are a group of women around the world who call for femininity and refinement for all of humanity. Raëlians believe that people must grow beyond today's pscyhological imbalances. They believe that the balancing minds of the world are more feminine, and that these feminine qualities are

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details about cultural impact, the sources have been reaped enough to comply with the MoS subcriterion. If this were going for FA (which I don't recommend, given the limitations), I'd expect to see (a lot more) real-world information, better prose, and complete merges; however, this is GA level, and

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completely from an in-universe perspective. I forced the writers to add a section on concept and creation before I'd pass the article. Second, many subsections contain out of universe information, such as voice actors and other related development information. Third, the lead clearly establishes the

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I'm not going to vote to support or reverse my fail; either outcome seems reasonable. However, I'd also like to see discussion of the GA stability criterion and what the boundaries are. Raul654 made it clear that he judges the Virginia Tech massacre article to be unstable. What counts as unstable

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lists stats by year for any stat that was officially kept by the NFL. Fuller played his entire career in the "sacks" era (post-1982) so we should be able to extrapolate that information for any year of his career. I am surprised more football articles here DON'T use JT-SW for their football stats;

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heh, pardon the literary device. :p But that is one aspect of the terroir that is often talked about in regard to the Champagne region. The wine from the area is so different from wines from other areas no matter how finely detailed that a wine producer would try to imitate the condition of the area

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As the user is not one that can participate in a consensus-building exercise on Knowledge (XXG), then there is nothing wrong with just completely removing their statements (and votes), much less crossing them out. In fact, I've had personal experiences with this during my FA reviews. The votes cast

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One of the first multi-media stars, from 1934 to 1954 Bing Crosby held a nearly unrivaled command of record sales, radio ratings and motion picture grosses. He is usually considered to be among the most popular musical acts in history and is currently the most electronically recorded human voice in

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As a roadgeek myself, I would like to see this article GA-worthy, but it isn't there yet. While GA does not demand brilliant prose, it does demand a well written article, which is free from gramatical issues, and this article is rife with numerous gramatical errors, mostly run-on sentances. Also,

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The article fails to address a key issue. Ownership of the Holocaust. The article in its present form does not address this issue at all. This fact means it to be in my opinion B Class with need of a major overhaul. It would be a good article to be featured were it brought up to standard due to the

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How long they have been registered for is irrelevant. I've seen people who've been registered longer than this and they have like 20 or 30 edits. I believe the informal requirement for participating in these activities is something like registration for a month and at least 100 edits in mainspace,

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I do think the user's vote should count, I've notified him/her and I'll let you two discuss it if he wishes to come here and comment. Usually users who appear to have registered just to vote on an FAC are discounted, that user registered 8 months ago. Hopefully he/she will come comment and I won't

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Just so we're clear, do you believe that the user's vote should not count? If so, then I do not really care which part you cross out. If you want, you can go ahead and cross the username only. Makes no real difference to me. If you do believe that the user's vote should count, then we are going to

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And this actually gets funnier....I just checked the user's history again and I notice that this person has actually made "extensive," if I can use that word for someone with less than 50 edits, contributions in wikispace, particularly for FA reviews. I have no idea what this user had in mind, but

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There is disagreement over what the International Raëlian Movement should be called. There are governments and scholars who classify the International Raëlian Movement as a religion or new religious movement, while others, such as Flag of France France, classify it as a cult. Most reporters do not

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for a full formal review when the fixes have been addressed. It should be noted the one that passed the article, nor the one who delisted it were admins. Not that that matters, but admins are not involved in this process, at least insofar as this process is not part of their admin duties. We're

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Although there's a few instances of language I see that aren't necessarily as neutral as they could be, some of it may be debateable, and the article certainly has the citations to back itself up for the most part. Somebody might of not passed it at first in the proper manner, but I don't think it

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The second paragraph is there, but the assertion that 'The Holocaust' is ... the killing of approximately six million European Jews. This is offensive to many. The article not fully addressing that it is understood by many throughout the world both academically and culturally as the murders by the

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The article intimates the Holocaust to be a mainly Jewish event. Both the cultural and historical understanding can differ from this position. The article fails to address the two two key positions on the subject, deciding it to be a Jewish tradegy and acknowledging that others died. Motive versus

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To archive an article from the disputes page, check over the dispute, and see if any enforcement is necessary. For instance, if a discussion results in 5 editors for delisting an article and 1 against, then delist the article as you archive it. If a dispute is close, for instance, an approximately

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It is appropriate that long articles should have leads of three to four paragraphs. This one is more like three paragraphs (the first part is two introductory sentences). Whether you care for rationalizations or not is irrelevant; you're getting some, and in this case they are justified. To Home:

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Regarding the lead, the first main paragraph is designed to explain the importance of the subject of the article, ie. to answer the question "Why is Michael Jackson relevant?" after "Who is Michael Jackson?" already being answered in the opening sentence. That's why the accomplishments are listed

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repeats almost word-for-word Londo06's bizarre assertions that this mysterious Ownership debate has emerged "following the opening up of Soviet files and British declassification of files". I fail to see the relevance of these uspecified files, which has never been explained by Londo06. I suspect

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Well the article looks okay, it has issues though starting with the opening sentence. The title wasn't bolded or wikilinked (fixed), and "set in the modern day" is just awkward. Even though I'm not going to vote as I don't really know the subject and did not read the whole thing, I looked it over

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I'd like it noted on record that whatever the FAC director says in no way influences GA. Is he the GA director? No he is not. So please don't go quoting that person as if it holds extra weight to the argument. Furthermore, comparing this article to Virginia Tech Massacre is the dullest thing I've

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Ordinarily, i'd probably support this kind of article because changes would likely come incrementally as the season progresses, however, in this case, the actual team itself isn't even known, since there's no roster. If the roster was extant, (Even just the names of the players, positions I could

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I think the "stability" criteria is more about whether the article is changing too fast for the GA reviewer to decide what version to review, and whether (once reviewed) the article will just immediately change to fall out of GA standard. That is not likely to happen here for several months at a

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The idea that more information will become available in the future is not a reason to fail it now. If the article makes GA now and then becomes unstable later, it can be delisted later. Knowledge (XXG) is not a crystal ball, and it is improper to fail this article on the basis of something that

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however, rework could bring this to GA. article has good breadth and depth of content, but needs widespread effort. prose is listy and rambling in places, excessive section breaks, bolded words, and general formatting problems occur throughout. top suggestion: you may want to consider creating

272:. As the majority contributor to the wine related history and info, I agreed with him that the wine related history and info overwhelmed the provincial article so I went ahead and split the two and renominated the wine region to be evaluated on its own merit. I hope this clarifies things for you. 247:

of the region. I'm not sure how familiar Jayron is with wine but there is much more to the creation of wine then just "wine making" with the people, places and history each adding profound elements that make wine like Champagne truly different from any other sparkling wine. For reference, similar

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Around the world, Raëlians have proselytized the Raëlian message at booths. Through these, Raëlians have called for feminine values, gay rights, and their beliefs of extraterrestrial creators of mankind (Elohim) sending crop circles, UFOs, and spaceships for their arrival at an embassy. Anti-war

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Also, on stability. A science article (or any academic type article) isn't unstable because of new discoveries, mainly because in the academic world, new discoveries don't just flood the publications. They are carefully reviewed as opposed to being released at a rate that someone documenting the

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This is the exact kind of article GA was intended for. It is well written, broad, and well referenced. I see no reason not to keep it. On fix, which I made myself, was to change NFL career to Pro Career. Otherwise, it looks fine. GAs cannot be held up for lack of pics, and it looks NPOV and

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Thank you for your comments IvoShandor. I worked on the lead to address some of your concerns. As for the history section, if you can point me in the right direction I'll see what I can do. The largest sub section is the "Rivalry with Burgundy" which is only relevant to an article about the wine

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Not questioning your credentials, but it does not seem fair to refuse "rationalizations," as you put it. Quotations can sometimes do a good job of encapsulating a whole lot of information into one or two sentences. That's why this one was found and placed in the lead. It did an effective job at

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Several sources by the Raelian Movement have been removed, including those from the "Size" section. The sentences pointed out under "Well Written:" which were not in the lead have been removed as well. As for the lead, it has been made more concise, simple English, though I admit, perhaps not

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The reality is the prose is clunky, like it was translated from some other language using a bot and dropped here. (Examples:"According to the History of Raëlism, in December 13, 1973 began the upbringing for what would become the Raëlian Church," and "Starting from that year, the International

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is a confirmed sockpuppet (see the discussion on GA/R talk page). So I thought it should put it up for review just to be safe. The two notes I'd like to make is that although the article is short it's comprehensive—the player did not have an article until a month ago and the Houston Chronicle's

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One sentence in this article catches my eye, "From the key market of Paris to the palace of Louis XIV of France at Versailles, proponents of Champagne and Burgundy would spar to get the upper hand.". This wasn't literally fighting, was it? Seems a bit unusual way to word it, its not very direct

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Looking over the article I can see several examples; references and prose that needs work. Looking at the second review I agree with ArgosDad for his reasons on failing the article. However on the third fail I do acknowledge that perhaps ArgosDad should outline all of his continued reasons for

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It continues to maintain a tone of approval for the church (POV) and downplays criticism of the church. Yes, it does use the word "cult," but it reads like a defense of the church, not an encyclopedia. Also, the pedantic description of some aspects is not appropriate. (Examples: "As a rule,

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Solid article. I struck my above comment and changed to weak, still needs a little work. I just did some significant work on it to help out and checked off some of the above reviewers cocnerns. Metal Head was correct in most of his assessments, although I disagree with some. I would think it's

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3Pfn #13 20. ^ Dellagloria, Rebecca, LINCOLN ROAD: Raelians swagger for femininity: Dressed down as far as they could muster without attracting authorities, a handful of women and men paraded in South Beach for the cause of femininity., The Miami Herald. 7 March 2005. Retrieved 13 March 2007.

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I do not mean to insult you in any way. Your vote was crossed out or removed because that is common practice with inexperienced users who get involved in consensus-building activities. What's actually presumptuous is your edit history on Knowledge (XXG); I'm amazed that the majority of your

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Okay first off I was the one who did the work on the article and nominated it, I was surprised that it got such a quick and cursory passing, so I don't really have a problem with it being here. More importantly however, Lara learn how to do things here; when you put an article on GA/R you

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The issue of where people were killed is an issue. If you were killed in camp, not being Jewish you are included, but are deemed a 2nd class victim. If you are a Jew killed outside the camps then there are people who say that murder is part of the Holocaust. And a Communist under the same

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Nazis in the camps. (I don't include the likes of Iranian Presidents and other anti-semites). Following the opening up of Soviet files and British declassification of files, it is believed that the mechanics over the motives is the most prevalently held position in the academic community.

1012:, the lists have even more problems than just being too numerous, they go into far, far too much detail. Also, without internal citations, there's no way for an outside observer to have any idea how much of the article is referenced and how much was just added on with no reference at all. 4755:

those two paragraphs highlight the significance of the subject. At their core they are fine, but we can discuss how much information needs to be modified so it's of acceptable length to you guys. Beyond that, there are precedents that I used in writing those parts of the lead, especially

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Okay, thanks for all the sources. I already had the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame one I think I mentioned all the relevant stuff from in there (could be wrong). I'll try to add some info in the next few days. I'm impressed you found that stuff so easily I was struggling to find anything.

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Much of the article reads like "Went along 10th street and U, but changed to U and 11 street soon after. When the new company came in it went to 13th street etc etc. I'm not sure what you mean by the title, but the example you provided had the title of the game bolded, this didn't.

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The Raëlian form of baptism is the "transmission of the cellular plan" using water on the palm of a Raëlian Guide applied to the forehead of the new member of the Raëlian Church. The act is believed to be recorded by a computer to be accounted for at the initiate's final hour of

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I'm not an expert in wrting fictional entries but, when talking about voicing of the characters it might be wise to say "the character is voiced by " instead of "Dante is voiced by " or "she is voiced by" on occasion, this will help with the perspective and it also makes it more

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Other significant points that strike me about the non ga level of this article is its scope. Their is a little see further history wikilink after the activities section? Should there not be a seperate paragraph with a brief detail of history and the a main article wikilink.

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There seem to be NPOV problems, such as this line: This raised concern as some perceived his actions as child endangerment, although Jackson has vehemently denied these tabloid rumours. media attention that is negative being stated as "tabloid rumours" seems a bit biased.

3021:- Debate over whether or not to include one concept (still somewhat poorly defined in the Talk page) does not negate the fact that the article is stable, neutral, well written, broad based, etc. I don't see how the aforementioned concept keeps this article from meeting 356:

and includes one sentence paragraph. Some of the information in the History section is probably a bit too detailed for an article about the wine region. Is there a difference between the wine region and the whole of the province, that should be made explicitly clear.

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fine article. high credibility of references and proper use of inline citations is appreciated. as an aside, there may be a list of National Historic Landmarks or the like for illinois that could be linked into the article. not just a category, but a list. see

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comment - those "ridiculous templates" are the lists of purchasers of this model of locomotive by model subclass. They were originally included in plain tables but the GA nomination was held until they were wrapped in the show/hide blocks that you see there now.

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I see no problems, and although there's only six refs, all of them are highly reliable and inline cited clearly. Might want to wikilink that weird term in the intro about the main development this observatory helped with, that astronomical photowhatsit thing.

659:, Not enough of the article appears to be referenced, while it could be argued that the awards section might possibly be referenced by one of those broad looking references at the bottom, several other sections besides that don't seem to be referenced either. 3239:

I thought this was the only argument about the Holocaust. Is it the Final Solution or the Holocaust. The article seems to be confusing the two. Could be me, I am neither Jewish or a Professor, but to me THE Holocaust was the organised killings in the camps.

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Ok the quotation has been removed once more from the lead and placed in another section. Beyond that, I truly believe the lead is fine. Again, take away Jackson's personal life and his career gets the same coverage length-wise as Michael Jordan does in his

4000:. It is not "verifiable" because there is 1 reference in the gameplay section, and no references in the character and stage sections. It is not "broad in its coverage" because the development section is tiny, and the reception section is too small. Lastly, 2507:

I think you should be more specific. For each article, say what the problem is and give some examples illustrating the problem. Also, follow standard procedure (see top of this page) so that the editors of the pages are made aware of your complaint. --

4648:

The lead definitely could be trimmed, you could almost make a whole new section with the information there. There are also many citation needed tags throughout the article, and I'm sure other areas could also use some more inline citations as well.

2974:: I don't know what you mean by ownership, that is definitely not the right terminology. Secondly the whole second paragraph of the lead is devoted to what you claim to be absent, Alex's assertions are requiring the citations from what I can see. 2959:

has not contributed to this debate, nor has he sought to add anything relevant. We need evidence that "Ownership" is a real issue of debate before adding it. Instant deletion from GA staus on a whim of a single editor is surely not acceptable.

5100:. I must say it's a convenient way to keep the article in its overly bias state. It's actually an extremely clever method. Of course, most people here are tabloid junkies who hate Michael so it makes it easy to just pile up hateful posts and 4404:

why is all this info here and not in a seperate article???? This could then link to the main page? Other things I think need expanding include the criticism section. Overall I think the article definately fails wikipedia on points 1a and 3.

5095:

There is a major problem with this article, and I'm now gonna tell you why. There is a lot of CRAP on that article. It's a breeding ground for people to dump trash about Michael, and then the SAME hypocrits go back and claim that there are

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That's what I thought might be the problem as it seemed to me to be a bit dark on dark to begin with. As I remember, the background color in those cells used to be a lighter color. I'll see about rectifying at least that much shortly...

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without a review, though he said he reviewed it and would post comments eventually. I wonder if it is up to GA, if you vote delist, please provide a rationale as I will attempt to fix any and all concerns raised during the review. Thanks.

5128:, which is totally ridiculous and acutally the REVERSE situation is occuring, I have decided to cast my vote to keep the article as a good article. I will not believe these ridiculous rants by haters claiming that the article is full of 2138:

5. It is stable; that is, it does not change significantly from day to day and is not the subject of an ongoing edit war. Vandalism reversions, proposals to split or merge content, and improvements based on reviewers' suggestions do not

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Respectfully, the article contains NO speculation. The article contains only known, published, verifiable information about the scheduled games and historical information about these teams involved; such as their starting rankigns.

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This article has been listed as a GA candidate for a month. Today, an editor failed the article without a review. Their reason was that more information will become available at some point in the future, so they failed the article.

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problems with these articles have not been raised, and (2) comments requesting improvement for specific problems have not been left on the page's discussion pages (at least for the more than one of these pages on my own watch list).

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In the best case, GA standards will be maintained in this article through the whole season. It really only takes one or two well-written updates a week. At worst case, the article could be delisted if/when it no longer makes the

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Furthermore, I don't see what notifying the user will accomplish. Obviously that person will claim that his or her vote is legitimate. But the whole point is that when it comes to matters like this, opinions from these users are

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by recent editors were promptly removed and discarded. Basically, their votes should be ignored, and I wanted to make it firmly clear to whoever is adjudicating whether there is consensus that the above person can be disregarded.

3411:: This article has several issues. Unsourced claims, wikification does not meat MOS standards, grammar wrong in places, single image is not a good one. Article does not appear to have been reviewed, only tag updated with oldid. 2710:

a list, the header just stayed there, now it's a profile pages for secondary characters. Second the article isn't in-universe, it always refers to the characters as such by addin lines such as "In Devil May Cry mythology...".

292:, I will direct your attention to the citation references at the bottom. They are all from wine books since those elements of Champagne history has had a profound affect on the wine industry in that region. Every item in the 924:

Does that first image have a Fair Use rationale? All I see is the copyright template, with an ominous TfD hanging over it apparently, isn't there supposed to be a separate rationale when there's a template like that? If so,

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I ask the community to disregard the above "vote." The user has less than 50 edits and is clearly not well-positioned to make a call that requires some quasi-extensive experience with the articles and policies of Knowledge

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I was the one who dropped a bunch of suggestions before the delisting happened, but had no plans to delist it. Since the consensus is to remove the article as a GA, I will not fight it, at least while there are outstanding

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Nice work but i still stand by my decision. This "Paragraph" 'Colorado Avenue Terminal on 14th Street, now a Metrobus stop' has no full-stop, as does 'The Median on Penn, built in 1903 ' And these sentences don't make much

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Lead is currently as long as it ever was (568 words), quotations were re-introduced, there's needless hyperbole and extra wording. Also the list of everybody he's ever influenced does not belong in the lead, it belongs in

2259:: Hi John, no hard feelings I hope. I am on the fence about these types of articles. It is hard to say they will be stable when off-season develops are as frequent as they are in football. I think I am going to remain 2545:

for procedural reasons and archive this discussion. If objections exist about these articles, they should be individually nominated, with specific objections for each. "I don't understand them" is not an actionable

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Their interpretive view of the video suggested to them that Raelians' cult operations must be stopped, however, Sage Ali, a Raëlian guide told he has no qualms about what was videotaped and that there was nothing to

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Oh fine keep the fail, next time please help me out with the peer review instead of failing it like that. One person provided an advice for me and it had nothing to do with what NE2 mentioned at the peer review. --

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is that it be well written with correct grammar. Combined with some possible factual inaccuracies, this article isn't quite up to snuff. IMHO, a better course of action would have been to place the nomination

213:. The wine region article should be delisted, split and merged into the province article, and renamed something like "Wine making in Champagne", then each article could be renominated for GA as appropriate. -- 2154:

As of today, the article is informative, and I think it passes all the GA criteria. I ask that the article be given its GA review based upon what the article is today and what is known today about the topic.

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failing the article rather than suggesting a peer review as an alternative. However despite this I believe the article is not GA and requires a series of edits to improve. I will now discuss some points here.

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Oh now I see the show/hide link, can you change their color, that was too hard to see, they didn't seem to do anything that's why I called them ridiculous, no offense intended, they're actually kind of neat.

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While there only may be one ref in gameplay section, there are multiple other references. And OBVIOUSLY there were NOT four failed criteria! Look at the original nom. Most of the gripes have been adressed.

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As I agree the article does not meet GA. However I agree with NorthEnglish above - the articles failings may have been fixed within seven days and placing the article on hold would havebeen a better action.

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Criteria 3: Insufficiently broad. Many aspects of the Merrimack River are missing, such as history as an industrial center, ecology, tributaries. It needs some expanding before it achieves this aspect of

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leave a note on the article's talk page. Also, it meets all MoS standards, please point out grammatical errors, and images are not a requirement for GA if they are not available. This is the reviewer btw:

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Ownership is the academic term referring to which mutually exclusive understanding of the term 'The Holocaust' to which one is referring. The motive to kill, or the executions themselves in simple terms.

2171:. I am the editor who failed this. I hesitated, because as Johntex says the GA criteria do not make it absolutely clear that the reason I gave for failing it was legitimate. I was also influenced by 4690:

Is the lead the main problem? That can be fixed quite easily. Seems harsh to vote de-list just based on the lead. Some tags are still unaccounted for, but overall the article is teeming with citations.

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3Pfn #7 10. ^ Isaksson, Stefan, New Religious UFO Movements: Extraterrestrial Salvation in Contemporary America - AnthroBase, California State University, Fresno. Spring 2000. Retrieved 25 April 2007.

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had repeatedly made this claim on the talk page but when asked to provide sources, has failed to give any evidence whatever for a scholarly debate on Ownership (apparently it has to have a capital O).

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Lead is far too long, surely some/most of the stuff about his accomplishments can be better said somewhere else in the body of the article? It seems like a bunch of overkill with so much in the lead.

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I've posted a note on the talk page, but there doesn't seem to be too much of a rush from other editors to get things done. I shan't be able to do too much for the next week or so unfortunately. --

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advice. Take the time to improve this article and perhaps invite others to provide some other perspectives to balance the POV and the article could be a GA. Cheers! Argos'Dad 01:37, 1 May 2007 (UTC)

1845:: Can't see going from Speedy Delist to Keep, the article is still listy, and not just in the lists, there are so many section breaks and bolded words I lose track of what the article is about. 4773:

is the third paragraph, although, again, there are tons of precedents with biographies of musicians that include sales figures and other chart accomplishments in the lead. If they are notable,

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According to Glenn Carter, a level 5 member of the structure in London, Flag of United Kingdom United Kingdom, the practice symbolizes one's acceptance to be a Raëlian in the eyes the movement

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Agree with Jayron32 - if review is required, each article should be individually nominated. Also, nominator does not seem to have mentioned this nomination on any of the articles' talk pages.

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Criteria 2: Insufficient referencing. This article makes many claims, which are not linked directly to the source of those claims via inline citations. There are very few references at ALL.

3274:: Second class victim? Okay this discussion needs to relate to the GA review, not semantics or content disputes, this isn't a peer review process. We are here to decide if this article meets 1814:

Following Cranor's work, the argument listed against in the nom is now addressed with 63 footnote numbers, and many of them are cited multiple times (one is even cited more than 30 times).

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Is post '96 the only years with contract info available? Because as is it kind of reads like, "this guy got a big contract and then didn't perform," mostly due to the reast of the sentence.

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that the Soviet Union is gone and that files allowed much work on the Nazi atrocities to be done and that the British declassify information in line with the law. This is common knowledge.

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This is a small, fringe issue and its lack of inclusion does NOT make this delistable. If the person who is argueing that the information should be included, and they have references,

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of Raul654's, on FAC talk, indicating what the original FA criterion of stability was intended to govern. Of course he's talking about FAC, but the concern seems to arise for GA too.

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This article has not substantially changed since it was delisted. There are also a full list of fixes listed on the talk page that have not been addressed. Please renominate it at

3094:, GAs are not FAs and not subject to the stringent requirements there. The article does indeed consistently talk about other groups who were murdered. That is suffcient for GA, IMO. 763:

A fine article, meets all criteria. The refs should probably all have retrieval dates, but that is a small issue, and not worth delisting now. Just fix that. Looks fine to me. --

472:. There's a few awkward sentences here and there, but overall it is readable and thorough enough for GA. I was also left wondering if the wine region is the same as the province. -- 2203:

I am of the opinion that if an article is stable today but might change in the future, that we should review it on the basis of what it is today. Otherwise, we may as well delist

316:, and dealt solely with the wine-making aspects and nothing about the political, geographical, and cultural aspects of the province. The article was then split and renominated, as 2522:

PS: Not sure why I didn't get an edit conflict, but I hadn't read David's comment when writing my comment, which is why it seems I'm just repeating what he says. In my comment,

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As I noted, everything in the article is specific and relevant to the wine region and wine. Is there another area that I should look at or improve to take care of these doubts?

3568:: I reviewed the article and left a detailed list of needed corrections. Quadzilla immediately made all necessary corrections and has brought the article up to GA standards. -- 3155:

include fairly extensive coverage of non-Jews killed during the Holocaust. That it lacks it in the opening sentence is not grounds for removing it from the Good Article list.

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From an outside view I find this article to be quite biased and in general badly written. It will never progress if the persistent fanboy gushing is not addressed promptly.--

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After sweeping the maththematics section I have concluded that the following articles should be delisted either due to lack of references or having a large amount of jargon.

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Some great pictures, but the trivia section has to go along with many inline citations needed to be added. Remove from GA for now. Hopefully it is renominated again later. --

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A couple things are mentioned in the lead but nowhere else in the main body of the text, as the lead should be a summary of the article they should appear elsewhere as well.

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The blood that is in the soil? Anyway, is there a difference between the wine region and the province? I will take another look at the article and come back with specifics.

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3Pfn #8 14. ^ Palmer, Susan J. Susan J. Palmer: search terms are susan j palmer aliens adored teaching skills. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 2004.

2925:. I found this insuffcient, notified the user, reverted the changes and listed the article here. I have invited Alex to explain why this article should be delisted here. 264:

should include more details on "the government and politics, demographics of the population, transportation, economy, sports team" etc like an article on a US state like

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Many were impressed with the article. The article cites 29 references and an editor failed it becuase of two or 3 minor problems. The editor treated the review like a

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Article had plenty of time since last review to add the inline citations. Delist for now, hopefully they can renominate in the future once issues are taken care of. --

3358:. The editor who did that has made another 90 edits, so far unidentified, so there may be other plagiarism in it. It certainly shouldn't have GA status at the moment. 3354:

Comment. I've delisted this article for a number of reasons, mostly because of very poor writing, but also because a large section of it had been plagiarized from the

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My deletion endorsement on this page explains how and why you failed four criteria, so "obviously" there were... I'm having difficulties understanding your logic. --

3377:. Going back several other days I see an increadibly long list of edits by SlimVirgin, but I think this one diff speaks for itself, no need to look farther into it. 2238:

Anyway, thanks for your note and your opinion. I don't take it personally that you failed it, and I am glad you don't take it personally that I asked for a review.

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I'm the one who delisted it, and rightly so. There are 4 failed criteira in this article (there are 6 criteria in total). It is not "well written" because it fails

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If the lead is fixed, we can of course change our votes, i've changed my vote plenty of times based on article improvements. These reviews can last quite awhile.

3763: 3205:. However, this small, fringe, accademic issue does not seem to make the article not a Good Article. There is nothing wrong with the article as-is. Keep it. -- 820:

for an example of what some ChiWikiProj members are creating. of course, the quality of this article merits having a mention in the primary UofI article, too.

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I removed the outdated "list" sentence. It's not a list, and Knowledge (XXG) editors need to understand that articles with numerous sections aren't lists like "

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The user has now been blocked on charges of sockpuppetry for one week. I have again crossed out the above vote, which can now be safely regarded as disposable.

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per comments for keep and I think its still at GA - references seem ok. Though the article could do with a trim. Needs a good editor and a pair of scissors...

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other sites like Pro-Football-Reference only list offensive skill positions and are sketchy otherwise, JT-SW has every player to appear in a game since 1920.--

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as the article includes a lot of well-balanced information. However, some additional information concerning Jackson's personal relationships may be included.

1056:- Upon further review of the article's talk page and history I realized that this article was never reviewed. The creator of the article tagged it himself. -- 42:

of past discussions. Its contents should be preserved in their current form. If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Not really in terms of individual accomplishments. As I mentioned there's not much info on him I can find. I mentioned that the team made three bowl games.

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The sources are still largely from the church itself or dubious. (Example: "In March 27, 2000, Motorsport.com stated that Raelian membership was 50,000.")

2297:- the spring practices and spring scrimmage is done. Nothing happens during the summer unless some unexpected event happens. Practices resume in August. 2264: 1545:

cool. Don't forget the JT-SW links I have above. Honestly, JT-SW is the best football stats site out there. I use it for all of my football articles.--

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I'll try to find some info. Most of the best sites (databasefootball, pro-football-reference.com, NFL.com etc.) don't keep lists of season sack leaders.

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After the 1996 season Fuller signed a two year $ 5.6 million dollar contract with the San Diego Chargers, while there his production steeply declined.

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3Pfn #24 44. ^ International Religious Freedom Report 2003, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor. 18 December 2003. Retrieved 6 August 2006.

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The Raëlian Church article has failed Good Article nomination twice in two days before and after the following edits have been made to the article:

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The game is in effect the title portion of that article. It still needs work as I said change the external jumps to ref format and I'll support.

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this needs to be re-set, Strong Fox never put a notice on the article's talk page. Editors should be given notice and time to address concerns.

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3Pfn #16 24. ^ Rise of the Raelians: flying saucers, science, sex, and religion, Skeptical Inquirer. July-August 2002. Retrieved 13 March 2007.

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3Pfn #23 43. ^ Paredes, Noelle, The Raelians: Roots, beliefs and future plans, CTV Television Network. 27 December 2002. Retrieved 3 May 2007.

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what years the games range from. Also would be a good way to expand to the lead, "Since 1999, there have been five games in the series..." etc.

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is the most appropriate title and place for this information. After looking over Dr. Cash's comment, I agreed with him that an article titled

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3Pfn #15 23. ^ a b McCann, Brigitte, Raelian Nation angels poised to die for prophet, Calgary Sun. 7 October 2003. Retrieved 10 January 2007.

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for all of the reasons above. Meanwhile I think this article is in need of a Peer Review. I think it can be built up to a featured article. --

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His All-America honors are mentioned in the college section, as is the fact that he was a defensive lineman I could be more specific I guess.

1778:: per four month warning. The article is also badly structured, listy in places, and the aforementioned stub sections aren't helpful either. 1285: 4591:

3Pfn #33 54. ^ Palmer, Susan J. Aliens Adored - search term is "excommunicated". New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 2004.

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The objection I have to this article is that most of the information contained therin more properly belongs in a different article, that of

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it should be noted that despite its level of referencing, which is extensive, there are still unresolved {{fact}} tags that need fixing.--

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I'm the main contributor to this article; I nominated and it passed two weeks ago. However, I just noticed while browsing around that the

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3Pfn #1 1. ^ a b Religious Movements Homepage: Raelians (paragraph on Operation Condom), University of Virginia. Retrieved 4 March 2007.

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an musician. It should be the other way around, but unfortunately it ain't, and it's sad to see these haters then try to accuse unknown

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First of all as the lead says, this article is a list which is not accepted at GA. This list is also to in-universe and therefore fails

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Bits of history of the raelian movement and raelism have been inserted there. So it's the less signficant details which get put there.

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The roster is an interesting point. It is generally released very near to the start of the season so I do have to wait a bit on that.

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Also has several "sections" which are just links to main articles on the subjects with no summary of the contents of the main articles.

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That's the sentence I singled out above, it seems to imply some sort of connection or seems to be trying to make a point of some sort.

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in the article. That's why this article is bias. Don't try flipping this around. This article still paints Michael as a molester and

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For these reasons, I am confidently failing this article for a second time. You may seek a review of this decision if you disagree.

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In line with ArgosDads comments there are several sections where the prose is chunky and does not flow. These need to be rewritten:

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refers to Fullers induction into the Virgina Sports Hall of Fame, and has some good superlatives about his college and pro career.

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not wikispace. The edits that this person does have are all in areas that he or she should not have been involved in to begin with.

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Not sure if I agre with that. I guess if the user cares they can respond, but it's rather drastic to strike out a user's comments.

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3Pfn #4 4. ^ a b Palmer, Susan J. Aliens Adored - search term is "NRM". New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 2004.

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3Pfn #32 53. ^ Cult leader Rael denied residence in Switzerland, Agence France-Presse. 19 February 2005. Retrieved 13 March 2007.

832:, why doubt your abilities? This is a VERY well written article. I have seen other GAs that couldn't even hold a candle to this.-- 2194:

Hi Mike, thank you very much for your note. As you say, it will be good to talk this out a little and see what the consensus is.

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Lead is still way too long as far I'm concerned. I don't really care for any rationalizations, it's too long and should be cut.

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But not by others. Personally, I lean towards a more inclusive definition, but, again, where does the article fall short under

17: 3904:. Grammar needs a major overhaul, all citation needed tags need to be resolved, all redline links need to have stubs created. 2263:

on this one. I don't think the reviewer was totally wrong, this is kind of a gray area. We had a similar discussion concerning

1504:(look down towards bottom) lists UNC's single season sack and tackle leaders. Fuller features prominently on the list. Also, 5186: 4972:

obviously these actions on his or her part are inappropriate. I just hope they found out who it was during those reviews.....

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3Pfn #35 56. ^ Philipkoski, Kristen, Some Sex With Your Clone Perhaps?, Wired News. 31 August 2005. Retrieved 13 March 2007.

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3Pfn #14 22. ^ a b “Sensual seminars” and flying saucers, Agence France-Presse. 22 September 2005. Retrieved 13 March 2007.

1654:: Struck neutral above. Everything looks good on this end, my comments are addressed or going to be, looks like a GA to me. 4670:

Per my previous reasoning I moved this back to the top, now I'm going to go notify the article's editors on the talk page.

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3Pfn #10 17. ^ Groups hurl accusations at anti-cult organization, Montreal Gazette. 1 April 1993. Retrieved 19 April 2007.

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I've been working on a complete re-write. I'm not quite done, but I'm replacing the present version with what I have now.

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I removed the info on the Senate race as I couldn't find any sources for it. I'll expand the article some more tomorrow.

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I get a lot of unnecessary white space between character sections, this should be addressed, and the images reformatted.

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How did his stats compare with other players? Was he ever amongst league leaders in key statistics for defensive players?

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Warned by me on the article's talk page regarding lack of inline citations in December 2006. Also has a trivia section.

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3Pfn #18 32. ^ Translation: Global anti-war rallies map series, BBC Chinese. 15 March 2003. Retrieved 13 March] 2007.

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Passed by admins, but then came under attack by another. Many issues were adressed and sections added and referanced.

2633: 1000:- the article has multiple sections that read as lists rather than prose, no inline citations, and a trivia section. 483:

There was mention later in the article but I moved it up to the Lead to try and clarify things. Hopefully that helps.

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I think nominating a load in one review makes things confusing. Could we nominate them individually over time maybe?

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In fact, I have gone ahead and arbitrarily crossed out the "vote" as it is completely irrelevant to this discussion.

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3Pfn #6 7. ^ Raelians and Cloning: Are They for Real?, Zenit News Agency. 16 January 2003. Retrieved 25 March 2007.

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essential to avoiding hostile agression, with the Raëlian Angels serving a primary role in the movement's femininity

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After the Herdic Company went under, awkward use of "went under" what about bankrupt or disbanded, whatever happened

1628:, I see nowhere where it violates WIAGA, so it looks pretty good to me. If substnace is the problem I'll add some.-- 181:

Contains trivia list and another listy section right before that. Incorrect use of bolding, weak lead, doesn't meet

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3Pfn #29 49. ^ Vatican slams 'brutal' clone claim, Cable News Network. 28 December 2002. Retrieved 29 April 2007.

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3Pfn #28 48. ^ Human cloning firm sets up affiliate in Korea, Korea Herald. 13 July 2002. Retrieved 19 July 2002.

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3Pfn #11 18. ^ Cult Lures Gay Bishop into Fold, New Truth & TV Extra. 23 April 2004. Retrieved 23 March 2007.

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The article doesn't mention the title of the article - Washington, D.C. streetcars should be de-linked and bolded.

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Also, as an FYI, if sections such as the "Military history" are what caught your eye as maybe belonging better in

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3Pfn #22 42. ^ Brown, DeNeen L., The Leader of UFO Land, Washington Post. 17 January 2003. Retrieved 3 May 2007.

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3Pfn #20 34. ^ Same Street, Different Parade, Support4Change Blog. 30 November 2006. Retrieved 10 November 2007.

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instead of outright failure, but there's nothing stopping the article from being fixed and renominated later. --

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Thank you. I just finished reading the talk page. I was unfamiliar with the term, what a bizarre choice of word.

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Any hall of fame consideration here? What are his chances, surely someone must have written something about that.

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I tried to bring these concerns to light in my initial GA review, because the article was initially nominated as

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The massive improvements make it hard for me to see anything that stands out against GA status in this article.

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All raised concerns appear to have been addressed and fixed, the lead gives me a good summary of the article.

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simple enough. The sentences under "Neutral:" were removed rather than reworded. For these reasons and their

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3Pfn #30 50. ^ Religious Leaders Condemn Report of Cloned Baby, Cable News Network. Retrieved 29 April 2007.

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3Pfn #2 2. ^ THE CLONING DEBATE, MacNeil/Lehrer Productions. 27 December 2002. Retrieved 10 February 2007.

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Result: Keep=4, delist=4, however the article was ultimately delisted for plagarism and stability problems

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per nom - needs references, assimilation of triva into main article and edits for style/possible copyvio.

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I think it's pretty much fine other than that, some of the above should definitely be addressed I think.

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I would say it is worth mentioning that he is tied for the 20th spot on the all time sack leaders list.

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In addition, the Other section is too ambiguously titled to be useful. Just in case it wasn't obvious,

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They were done in good faith and the intention was to address the specifics of the failed nomination:

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Public transportation began in Washington, D.C. almost as soon as the city was founded. When was this?

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3Pfn #34 55. ^ a b Susan J. Palmer, The Rael Deal, Religion in the News, Summer 2001, Vol. 4, No. 2.

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3Pfn #9 16. ^ Raël et le mouvement raélien, SECTES ET MOUVEMENTS RELIGIEUX. Retrieved 19 April 2007.

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does not have a source. I could go in-depth, but these are simply examples of the failed criteria. --

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3Pfn #5 5. ^ 'Clone Baby' & Raelians, NBC 4 Los Angeles. 5 May 2005. Retrieved 12 March 2007.

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matters much now that its here and whatever problems it had seem to of been taken care of anyway.

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Okay I added some info, I'll look it over again in the next few days, see if I can add some more.

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Excellent, most of us here are willing to change our opinions if conditions merit such an action.

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3Pfn #3 3. ^ Grescoe, Taras, Raël love, Salon.com Travel. 8 March 2000. Retrieved 13 March 2007.

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3Pfn #12 19. ^ The Raelian Movement, Human Rights Without Frontiers. Retrieved 2 December 2006.

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The idea which this oath signifies is one's preparedness to defend Raël by being his bodyguards.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Ra%C3%ABlian_Church&diff=127161806&oldid=126448977

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several players shadows. Like I said he didn't have an article until a month ago. He replaced

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Warned by me in December 2006 on the article's talk page regarding lack of inline citations.

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since this delisting consensus was started because someone said that the article is full of

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3Pfn #21 35. ^ Embassy For Extra-Terrestrials, Burning Man. 2006. Retrieved 13 March 2007.

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Now, returning to my usual civility, I will adress the issue in the gameplay section ASAP.

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So Yea, this article in no-way should ever become a good article unless something is done.

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No, the Hall of Fame is tough in football. Fuller made four Pro Bowls so he has no chance,

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created via emulator, I think, based on the edit summary and the userpage of the author.--

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This entire section is in need of a definate rewrite, in terms of style and explanation:

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Do we know anything about his other college seasons at all? Any bowl game appearances?

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there. You'll notice a similar pattern for musical acts of equivalent stature, like

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Okay I addressed the concerns Lara had, except for one, on the article's talk page.

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heard. Having said that, I think the article should be GAC'd after the season ends.

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These are valid concerns, I'll see if I can do anything to remedy the situation. --

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3Pfn #19 33. ^ Doodah Parade 2003, Cruftbox.com. 2003. Retrieved 10 November 2007.

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As the all powerful consensus rules, don't matter my opinion anyway, as I nomed it.

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and although you should leave a review when passing it's not technically required.

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Only text in the lead should be bolded, there's text in almost every section bolded

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anounces his placement on the 50th anniversary ACC team. Those should help some.--

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3Pfn #27 47. ^ News Archives at Google - 2003, Google News. Retrieved 3 May 2007.

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3Pfn #26 46. ^ News Archives at Google - 2004, Google News. Retrieved 3 May 2007.

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3Pfn #25 45. ^ News Archives at Google - 2006, Google News. Retrieved 3 May 2007.

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Warned by me in December 2006 regarding lack of citations on article's talk page.

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Some of the copyrighted images need fair use rationales or more detailed ones. --

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Responses to IvoShandor and updates to article are sufficient. Pls do add pics.

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lists the sack leaders for 1990. Fuller is way down on the list for that year.

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made nine Pro Bowls and he wasn't elected until his thirteenth or fourteenth try.

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need those references, references, references. and then some more references.

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Although I didn't think it necessary, I've removed the quotation from the lead.

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removed 'The Holocaust' as article does not address Ownership of the Holocaust

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I read right over it, twice. Sorry, I do that sometimes when I am in a hurry.

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3Pfn #31 52. ^ Procès Raël contre Jean-Marie Abgrall, Prevensectes (French)

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I don't know anything about Video games so maybe a little background about

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Actually, the best stat site, JT-SW, does keep this sort of information.

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As regards what MPD has said length of the lead has not been addressed.

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3Pfn #17 31. ^ raelity show, Associated Press. Retrieved 13 March 2007.

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before I could do anything, and I decided not to challenge at the time.

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To add content to the article. It notifies affiliation with countries.

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Comments that should be said if the article were nom for FA status. --

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Result: delist=4, keep=5, no consensus. Maintain status quo (keep)

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Warned by me on the article's talk page in December 2006 regarding

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His position (This is in the infobox which I guess is probably ok.)

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This could do with some more explaining and a rewrite for prose:

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I still think it should be delisted as the article is too listy.

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This section reads like a poor pov defence, lose the first bit:

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The main image needs a license, it seems to have disappeared. --

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Increadibly unstable, and this is just the diff for like a day:

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of coming on and dumping out crud. Sad... really really sad. --

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What is desired, 70%(?) 80%(?) 90(%). Let me know. k, thanks!

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have somewhat of a discussion on our hands, to put it mildly.

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Here is the current list of footnotes which are third party:

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My apologies on not bringing it to the talk page, but please

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Yea it's well referenced but let's start with the problems.

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I see an anon fixed most of these, thanks whoever you are.

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alright to have portions of the title linked sometimes see

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Dates are'nt formatted correctly - July 13, 1868 should be

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Result: 5-1 in favor of delisting, which is the status quo

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Adrian Hamilton: Keep the politicians out of Holocaust Day

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External links section should be at the end of the article

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I added a stats table to fill the article a little more.

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Don't know if I'm allowed to include this on this page.

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which is disgusting and bias, and should be removed. --

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Result: 1-1 = no consensus. Maintain status quo (fail)

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The article should be delisted for the above reasons.--

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Dead discussion. No clear consensus to take any action

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you don't have an opinion when it comes to this matter

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History and Etymology appear compleatly unreferenced.

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Few things from the reviewer to counter those points:

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but service ended soon after it began. Why did it end?

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What's with all these train articles in bad shape? :|

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Made an attempt to address the style and explanation.

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Doesn't seem to meet the broad requirement either. --

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and for that matter we may as well take away FA from

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article is tied back into its influence on the wine.

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35 out of 56 sources are third-party sources (62.5%)

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Not enough done in four days. 3788:on the talk page before commenting. -- 2570:- I completely agree with Jayron32. -- 243:of the region is a vital component to 7: 4157:Talk:Raëlian_Church#Failed_GA_Review 2921:with the accompanying edit summary: 5019:have to carry this on any further. 788:References now properly formatted. 422:unless they're literally fighting. 18:Knowledge (XXG):Good article review 3740:: per nom, badly underreferenced. 691:University of Illinois Observatory 248:articles along this line would be 24: 4018:Image:N64_Super_Smash_Bros.jpgwas 3820:first criteria for a good article 2120:2007 Texas Longhorn football team 4791:I'm the main contributor on the 4376:Made an attempt to address this. 4356:Made an attempt to address this. 4336:Made an attempt to address this. 4296:Made an attempt to address this. 4276:Made an attempt to address this. 4257:Made an attempt to address this. 4238:Made an attempt to address this. 3972:all just regular editors here.-- 3602:Though only on page for 2 days, 3600:Result: Delist by a vote of 10-0 2126:Status quo (keep as a fail): 4-1 2030:Characters of Final Fantasy VIII 1994: 1961: 1919: 1870: 1387:If you're absolutely sure . . . 1255:William Fuller (football player) 352:: Weak lead, doesn't conform to 268:or another French province like 64: 29: 4346:again as could this statement: 2730:enough to pick up a few points: 4002:Image:N64_Super_Smash_Bros.jpg 2151:might happen in the future. 1: 3998:Knowledge (XXG):Embedded list 2917:This article was delisted by 2895:as fast as humanly possible. 1687:No consensus Keep=3, delist=4 1465:in Philadelphia and followed 1316:stable enough. I say keep.-- 5051:Joey Joe Joe Junior Shabadoo 4932:Joey Joe Joe Junior Shabadoo 3612:per the following problems: 1896:Table of contents is too big 1472:Cool, I am sure you didn't. 929:for the Fair Use violation. 3680:per nominator's reasoning. 2676:Although I'd prefer to see 2634:Characters in Devil May Cry 256:.To that extent I do think 5210: 5153:13:23, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 5141:07:45, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 5117:02:48, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 5080:01:33, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 5068:23:31, 29 April 2007 (UTC) 5054:02:47, 29 April 2007 (UTC) 5044:19:38, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 5034:19:36, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 5024:18:57, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 5005:03:54, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 4996:18:47, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 4986:16:00, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 4977:15:46, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 4967:15:42, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 4955:04:53, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 4946:03:49, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 4935:00:01, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 4918:16:52, 27 April 2007 (UTC) 4908:16:40, 27 April 2007 (UTC) 4898:13:56, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 4885:13:42, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 4868:02:44, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 4848:01:52, 16 April 2007 (UTC) 4830:17:54, 14 April 2007 (UTC) 4820:02:29, 18 April 2007 (UTC) 4811:08:16, 14 April 2007 (UTC) 4801:08:07, 14 April 2007 (UTC) 4782:20:16, 13 April 2007 (UTC) 4750:23:21, 12 April 2007 (UTC) 4734:13:31, 12 April 2007 (UTC) 4724:12:45, 12 April 2007 (UTC) 4706:15:45, 11 April 2007 (UTC) 4695:14:15, 11 April 2007 (UTC) 4684:23:58, 10 April 2007 (UTC) 4675:23:50, 10 April 2007 (UTC) 4666:19:53, 10 April 2007 (UTC) 4628:21:25, 28 March 2007 (UTC) 4192:04:36, 29 April 2007 (UTC) 3959:15:51, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 3301:00:49, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 3283:19:20, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3261:19:18, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3245:19:14, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3222:17:36, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3188:17:37, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3164:13:38, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3150:13:33, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3124:13:26, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3099:13:25, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3075:13:25, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3050:13:22, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3034:13:21, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 3010:13:15, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2993:13:13, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2979:13:08, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2965:13:03, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2944:12:57, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2930:12:48, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2786:12:53, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2767:11:43, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 2755:19:00, 25 April 2007 (UTC) 2720:20:26, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 2701:20:25, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 2653:19:48, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 2450:Homotopy groups of spheres 2416:03:28, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 2398:12:04, 29 April 2007 (UTC) 2388:18:12, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2372:17:38, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2355:18:12, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2338:17:30, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2305:01:24, 29 April 2007 (UTC) 2290:17:11, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2272:16:58, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2246:16:43, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2187:16:24, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2163:16:12, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2113:12:24, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 2099:16:32, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 2082:13:16, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 2073:13:03, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 2037:12:32, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 2020:11:13, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 2007:12:32, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 1974:12:32, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 1932:12:32, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 1883:12:32, 26 April 2007 (UTC) 1850:15:34, 25 April 2007 (UTC) 1836:18:12, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 1824:17:55, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 1783:06:37, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 1767:20:23, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 1751:22:42, 23 April 2007 (UTC) 1737:16:48, 23 April 2007 (UTC) 1717:23:15, 25 April 2007 (UTC) 1703:16:42, 23 April 2007 (UTC) 1672:13:24, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1659:06:16, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1647:03:27, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1635:02:25, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1620:19:42, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 1606:03:08, 29 April 2007 (UTC) 1597:21:47, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 1562:05:01, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1541:02:14, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1529:02:09, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1477:06:16, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1427:02:09, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1392:06:16, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1333:17:50, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 1305:10:42, 23 April 2007 (UTC) 1293:10:15, 23 April 2007 (UTC) 1279:10:13, 23 April 2007 (UTC) 1230:03:37, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 1218:12:08, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 1198:19:49, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 1189:15:41, 25 April 2007 (UTC) 1174:15:37, 25 April 2007 (UTC) 1158:17:51, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 1143:16:58, 24 April 2007 (UTC) 1131:11:17, 20 April 2007 (UTC) 1118:01:51, 15 April 2007 (UTC) 825:03:35, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 808:00:50, 30 April 2007 (UTC) 793:19:09, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 780:17:39, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 752:17:02, 28 April 2007 (UTC) 747:Wikilinked. 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4152:Second Failed Nomination 3784:Note to reviewers: read 3757:16:48, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3588:17:37, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3560:16:09, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3547:10:39, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3533:06:36, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3521:06:25, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3507:06:44, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3479:05:31, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3457:05:26, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3409:Nomination for delisting 3396:06:33, 10 May 2007 (UTC) 3356:Encyclopaedia Britannica 1343:: A few comments follow. 1237:- Needs more citations. 1193:I can see them now btw. 237:Wine making in Champagne 5167:16:13, 5 May 2007 (UTC) 4606:05:53, 4 May 2007 (UTC) 4511:01:43, 1 May 2007 (UTC) 4478:15:55, 5 May 2007 (UTC) 4469:05:31, 5 May 2007 (UTC) 4460:05:19, 5 May 2007 (UTC) 4451:18:34, 4 May 2007 (UTC) 4438:08:34, 4 May 2007 (UTC) 4424:20:14, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 4410:10:48, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 4396:20:14, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 4381:20:14, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 4361:20:14, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 4341:20:14, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 4321:20:14, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 4301:20:14, 3 May 2007 (UTC) 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