784:, Thank you pointing that out. Even I felt a little discomfort in having those in the LEAD section of the page, but I couldn't think of a better way to write about them without make a big notes about it at the time. But I have submitted the article for review and it got approved. However, that section of the LEAD was deleted by a user saying it is not relevant over there (which you suggested above). Can you please have a look and suggest an idea on how to add the secondary sources in the article to make it stronger?
248:. The assessment suggests that substantial work is needed - it isn't a matter of changing a few words of text, and will very likely need revision by someone both familiar with the topic, and with writing Knowledge content according to relevant policies and guidelines. Not something I'd recommend for a newcomer to the project.
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742:, a professor in the field of Information systems. I am planning to submit it for review. Can you please take a look at it and suggest any things to do before submitting it for review? I am not sure if there are any specific steps to be followed before submitting it for review. Thank you.
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finds about 580 User talk pages that contain the word. I chose User talk because User space is more likely to have sandboxen etc with the word as a legitimate part of the subpage title. Here is a search for
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Hm, I'm asking because in the past weeks I've seen several usernames in the form "location + political party" and thought it'd be interesting to see how many like that there are. ■ ∃
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Thank you! From what I can tell there's no pattern with these obvious accounts, at least when it comes to the US parties. Very useful tool in any case. ■ ∃
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With respect, I'm not sure how Andy would know that, considering you have made 137 edits and are asking how to improve an article you haven't edited.
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Maybe not really helpful but, you can search user space for titles that contain the word 'party'.
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