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Reviewer: HJ Mitchell | Penny for your thoughts? 18:52, 3 March 2011 (UTC) reply

Comments are based on this version.

General
lead
  • It seems quite short given the size of the article. I think it needs expanding if it's to be a proper summary of the article
  • Titles of publications (like The Independent) should be italicised
Government
  • I don't think a PDF from the parish council's website is a reliable source for Cheddar's village status—you'll need a secondary source
  • The source for Axbridge's town status is a tourist website and doesn't look reliable to me
    • Other, more reliable sources added.
  • Most of the second paragraph is sourced to the minutes of a parish council meeting—not a good source for the council's responsibilities
  • It had previously been part of Axbridge Rural District, which is responsible...?
  • The whole of the stuff on Somerset County Council is sourced to a page on the fire brigade's website which doesn't even mention it
  • The penultimate paragraph is completely unsourced
Another editor has added a range of secondary sources to this paragraph.— Rod talk 22:01, 4 March 2011 (UTC) reply
Geography
  • Citation 36 doesn't look like a reliable source
  • I put a {{ fact}} tag under the SSSI heading, the material isn't covered by the citation at the end of the paragraph
  • What is citation 43? If it's a book, it needs an ISBN
  • Last sentence under SSSI needs a ref
Demography
  • This is a very short section. Can the material not be merged elsewhere?
Landmarks
  • I've left another {{ fact}} tag at the end of the section
Transport
  • Another fact tag
  • How far is cheddar from the M5?

All in all, a very nice article into which a lot of work has gone. Most of the points are minor and can hopefully be addressed relatively easily. I'll put the GA nomination on hold to allow a chance to make the fixes. HJ Mitchell | Penny for your thoughts? 21:36, 3 March 2011 (UTC) reply

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

GA Review

Article ( | visual edit | history) · Article talk ( | history) · Watch

Reviewer: HJ Mitchell | Penny for your thoughts? 18:52, 3 March 2011 (UTC) reply

Comments are based on this version.

General
lead
  • It seems quite short given the size of the article. I think it needs expanding if it's to be a proper summary of the article
  • Titles of publications (like The Independent) should be italicised
Government
  • I don't think a PDF from the parish council's website is a reliable source for Cheddar's village status—you'll need a secondary source
  • The source for Axbridge's town status is a tourist website and doesn't look reliable to me
    • Other, more reliable sources added.
  • Most of the second paragraph is sourced to the minutes of a parish council meeting—not a good source for the council's responsibilities
  • It had previously been part of Axbridge Rural District, which is responsible...?
  • The whole of the stuff on Somerset County Council is sourced to a page on the fire brigade's website which doesn't even mention it
  • The penultimate paragraph is completely unsourced
Another editor has added a range of secondary sources to this paragraph.— Rod talk 22:01, 4 March 2011 (UTC) reply
Geography
  • Citation 36 doesn't look like a reliable source
  • I put a {{ fact}} tag under the SSSI heading, the material isn't covered by the citation at the end of the paragraph
  • What is citation 43? If it's a book, it needs an ISBN
  • Last sentence under SSSI needs a ref
Demography
  • This is a very short section. Can the material not be merged elsewhere?
Landmarks
  • I've left another {{ fact}} tag at the end of the section
Transport
  • Another fact tag
  • How far is cheddar from the M5?

All in all, a very nice article into which a lot of work has gone. Most of the points are minor and can hopefully be addressed relatively easily. I'll put the GA nomination on hold to allow a chance to make the fixes. HJ Mitchell | Penny for your thoughts? 21:36, 3 March 2011 (UTC) reply


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