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Hello! Over the next couple of weeks I plan to work on improving this article as a whole, in regards to some minor organizational things that may clear things up readers. Of course this article has tons of great information, but I think there are a couple things that could be done to make it a little more accessible. And of course if anyone has any additional thoughts, suggestions, or objections- please chime in! I was thinking about trimming down the lead description, and placing the additional information about Shakespeare in one of the sections under the three-act plays. In addition to that, should we consider making the section "three-act plays" into something like "number of acts in plays" and making sub sections for the different types such as three-act plays? The way it is presented now it creates an emphasis on three-act plays, but perhaps that was intended! Again if anyone has any other thoughts or suggestions, feel free to add on! EeveeLynn ( talk) 16:32, 26 February 2018 (UTC)
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Hello! Over the next couple of weeks I plan to work on improving this article as a whole, in regards to some minor organizational things that may clear things up readers. Of course this article has tons of great information, but I think there are a couple things that could be done to make it a little more accessible. And of course if anyone has any additional thoughts, suggestions, or objections- please chime in! I was thinking about trimming down the lead description, and placing the additional information about Shakespeare in one of the sections under the three-act plays. In addition to that, should we consider making the section "three-act plays" into something like "number of acts in plays" and making sub sections for the different types such as three-act plays? The way it is presented now it creates an emphasis on three-act plays, but perhaps that was intended! Again if anyone has any other thoughts or suggestions, feel free to add on! EeveeLynn ( talk) 16:32, 26 February 2018 (UTC)
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