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Latest comment: 6 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
After looking over the Collection Catalog Page, I have noticed some issues with the detail of the page and it is in need of some improvement. First of all the page needs more information on the idea and activity of collection catalogs itself. The page could be improved by adding more information on examples of collection catalogs throughout our history and explaining how it relates to collection catalogs today in the modern world. The page does have links to examples such as Past Perfect which is good for the viewer to have an example but the page itself is in desperate need of more information. When it mentions that collection catalogs began in museums and archives, the page should elaborate on that as well. The page does not have any references which is an issue and needs to be fixed to meet the Wikipedia page guidelines. Overall the page is in need of more information and references that are reliable. Kaitlyn Doliver (talk) 12:48, 19 October 2019 (UTC)Reply
