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Latest comment: 5 years ago by JPxG in topic GA Review

GA Review

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Reviewer: The Rambling Man (talk · contribs) 20:52, 5 September 2021 (UTC)Reply


Comments

  • Lead is unacceptably brief, should summarise all the pertinent aspects of the article.
    • Green checkmark Done.
  • " WikiMiniAtlas42°06′21″N 83°08′30″W[1], in" ref after comma.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • Don't use USGS without explaining it.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • If you insist on that image being right up top like that, you'll need to link all the linkable items in the caption as nothing up to this point apart from Detroit River has been linked.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "in the Detroit River is" link.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "The United States Geological Survey gave..." that's where you add (USGS).
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "1851 references to Fox Island give its area as 0.81 acres (0.33 ha); [5][6][7][8][9][10][11] " avoid starting sentences with numerals, don't put space between punctuation and refs, and do we really need seven references for this? At the very least, bundle them up.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "to Sarah Macomb along" any context as to who she was?
    • Gray check mark Sadly, I don't know; I am pretty sure she is one of the Macombs for whom Macomb County was named, who owned property around that area. I think that it would be possible to track down some sources and write an article on her, but I don't want to draw the parallel without solid sourcing for it.
  • "of Wayne County. The Wayne County' repetitive.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "addition to Sugar, Hickory, " overlinked.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "land on Grosse Ile" overlinked.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "nearby Powder House Island and Stony Island, used Fox" both overlinked.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "ferry landing on Stony Island, approximately" overlinked.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "138,875" over-precise, nearest $1,000 will do.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "channel at Lime-Kiln Crossing".[29" already (red) linked.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "October 1, 1880 edition" comma after 1880.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "brought it safely to Elba Island.[38] " overlinked.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "sturgeon" could link as you already linked perch.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "constructed Powder House Island, would again explode' overlinked and "exploded again".
    • Blue question mark I usually agree that the "would" formulation is stupid, but I kind of like it here. If you feel strongly about it, I'll change it.
  • "20 short tons' avoid starting sentences with numeral.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "Grosse Ile alone" overlinked.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • "known for having good " already said this...
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • Refs 15, 27, 40 and 47 SHOUTING.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.
  • Destub.
    • Green checkmark Fixed.

That's all I have. The Rambling Man (Keep wearing the mask...) 18:09, 6 September 2021 (UTC)Reply

@The Rambling Man: Well, here's what I got. jp×g 10:11, 7 September 2021 (UTC)Reply