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This is a page that will be edited by students in my Wiki education course. It is on an important topic in southeastern US geology and will be linked to other Wiki pages. MethanoJen (talk) 18:13, 15 November 2020 (UTC)Reply
Hello! I am currently evaluating the article as it is now. Overall, the two sentences in the article are well stated and relevant. The information presented is very clear, concise, and not biased, but for flow purposes "metro north Atlanta" could be changed to "north metro Atlanta". It looks like a few sections can be added to this article as well. Perhaps a Geological History, History of the Brevard Fault's Discovery, and Current Research sections could be added. An image of a map displaying the fault could be helpful as a visual aid. Lastly, at least one of the ISBNs in the Bibliography section seems to be incorrectly linked, so I will look into those. SMotz3 (talk) 17:08, 4 March 2021 (UTC)Reply
