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I am struggling to connect the bibliography citations and resources I have added/created to the sandbox that I am drafting in. Is there a way I should do this or should I start doing the citations and resources in the sandbox? Crc612 (talk) 03:33, 20 April 2024 (UTC)Reply
Thanks for your response! Her lab reference is a primary source as was used more than it needed to be as there are other secondary sources that cover much of the content discussed in the article. So I can see why it was tagged that the article relied too much on primary sources. Note I found another in the Daily Hampshire Gazette which I just added that discusses her work studying transition from hemlock to black birch and implications for carbon emission. If you read the article again and feel it doesn't meet WP:BIO I think the best thing to do is WP:AFD. I removed the primary sources tag because there are now six secondary sources, and removed the notability tag about not meeting WP:NACADEMIC because I believe notability is GNG or SNG for an Indigenous woman scientist who is studying and measuring impacts of ecosystem changes on climate change which has been covered in multiple WP:RS. I'll remove the PROD tag tomorrow if no one else does by then. Nnev66 (talk) 21:17, 9 September 2024 (UTC)Reply
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