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A fact from Dee Duponte appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 18 November2021(check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that upon hearing about a 600-worker walkout reportedly prompted by difficulties she caused, Dee Duponte responded "fiddlesticks"?
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ALT1: ... that after Dee Duponte emerged from a weeks-long coma, among her first spoken words was a request for ice cream because she was tired of eating Jell-O? Source:
ALT3: ... that upon hearing about a 600-worker walkout reportedly prompted by difficulties she caused, Dee Duponte responded "Fiddlesticks"? Source: ; see continuation on subsequent page. Can clip for viewing without subscription if necessary.
A four paragraph lede feels like a lot for an article of this size (MOS:LEADLENGTH), could it be condensed at all?
I gave it a try. See what you think?
The sentence beginning "In 1948, she was" feels rather run-on-y to me. Could it be, perhaps, split up or rephrased? For instance, is "during an election campaign season" even needed, as it could well be garnered from context?
Rephrased to "In 1948, she was fired; she claimed that the firing was motivated by her support for her husband Harold Duponte's campaign to be County Attorney as a Democrat." Better, I think?
suggest reviewing for overlinks, I remoed links to education and secretary. Similar broad concept links are probably not needed
Overlinks are an Achilles' heel of mine. I appreciate the removals you made. I made a few others.
"Duponte went on to run" could this be quantified? Even if just "After being fired,"
Added!
What does "last-minute campaign" in this context mean? surely not literally last minute
Surely not, but the source isn't any more specific. Changed to "after beginning her campaign late in the election season" which I feel is less idiomatic while still being supported by the source. Made a similar change for both occurrences of "last-minute".
" Duponte served two terms in the Territorial House" suggest adding the term length
The source doesn't say, and I don't want to add original research
" a controversial figure" is there anything to add about the controvery? controversial to whom? for the actions the next sentence describes?
Clarified – what I have there now is all the source says on the subject
"difficulties caused by her" could this be elaborated upon at all?
I wish it could - but not with the source currently used, and I haven't been able to find a more detailed one on the subject, though that doesn't mean it isn't out there.
If we know how long the couple were married, suggest adding the approximate year of their marrieage earlier in the text.
Thanks so much for reviewing, Eddie891, and please don't feel any rush – real life takes priority. I've made changes based on your suggestions and will look forward to the source check! ezlev (user/tlk/ctrbs) 04:23, 7 January 2022 (UTC)Reply
one thing about the sources I checked doesn't line up: this cites a Louisville birthplace. suggest mentioning both. Happy to pass after that point is resolved. Eddie891TalkWork19:53, 9 January 2022 (UTC)Reply
That article also says she came to Hawaii in 1958, which is off by more than two decades according to the other sources – that's why I chose not to cite that source except for details about her death and funeral. Happy to add it if you still think it should be added, Eddie891, but I want to double-check with you first since details suggest that source may be inaccurate. Let me know! ezlev (user/tlk/ctrbs) 00:59, 10 January 2022 (UTC)Reply