Talk:Pyramidal cottage

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Comment: The subject of this draft is definitely eligible for a Wikipedia article, but at this stage the vast majority of the draft is unsourced. Wikipedia articles should be a summary of what secondary sources have said about a subject, with a citation to identify where each claim is from. Parts of this draft seem like they may have been written based on your own knowledge or experience — for instance, the draft says While these houses are clearly vernacular architecture, no classification of American vernacular architecture includes a rigorous definition of pyramidal cottage, whereas the cited source https://www.oregonlive.com/hg/2017/03/hardly_noticed_pyramids_recall.html makes no mention of "vernacular architecture". I'd recommend rewriting this based on what is contained in the sources, while including a citation to verify each claim. MCE89 (talk) 15:46, 25 December 2025 (UTC)Reply