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Hi. I'm a relatively new editor, and I wondering how I would need to improve the article in order for it to be featured. I feel it's comprehensive (only slightly shorter than
Gregory of Nazianzus, which is a FA), but I'm sure there are some matters I've overlooked so far.
Thanks,
He to Hecuba (
talk)
20:53, 6 February 2012 (UTC)reply
Redtigerxyz's Comments
Gregory of Nazianzus is not the best example to follow. It is a 2007 FA, which has many problems like uncited facts, missing page numbers, usage of primary sources etc. It should go for a FAR.
Wilfrid is a better model
"was named after Gregory Thaumaturgus": Who is Gregory Thaumaturgus? Adding a short summary "the 3rd century saint Gregory Thaumaturgus" adds some context. " Valens split Cappadocia" who is Valens? Amphilochius of Iconium, Desmothenes of Pontus ...
Done. I've clarified all of these apart from Demosthenes of Pontus. Nothing is known of Demosthenes apart from his name and the fact that he convened the synod of Ancyra. I presume it doesn't need to be as long as the article on Wilfrid, simply because there's so little extent biographical information about Gregory.
Missing parent's names in the start of "Early life and education". Their names appear in St. Basil's article
Will work on this. This isn't a simple issue, as his parents names vary in primary sources, and it's difficult to decide which secondary readings are correct.
Which grandmother is Macrina the Elder? paternal/maternal?
Done.
" his brother: for instance, while Basil", exchange brother and Basil. When you read "his brother", it is unclear who are talking about? Naucratius, Peter, Basil??
Done
Who is synod? link jargon. Explain by short summary. Who are Cappadocian Fathers???
I don't think the word synod needs to be explained in this context, but I've linked to it. It is explained who the Cappadocian Fathers are in the lede.
"Gregory, his brother Basil of Caesarea and Gregory of Nazianzus are collectively known as the Cappadocian Fathers". They're just three saints who are venerated together in Eastern Christianity - major theological similarities and historical connexions.
What are the primary sources of his biography? Add a section
Will do, good suggestion.
Primary sources of his theology? Writings? Add section
This peer review discussion has been closed.
Hi. I'm a relatively new editor, and I wondering how I would need to improve the article in order for it to be featured. I feel it's comprehensive (only slightly shorter than
Gregory of Nazianzus, which is a FA), but I'm sure there are some matters I've overlooked so far.
Thanks,
He to Hecuba (
talk)
20:53, 6 February 2012 (UTC)reply
Redtigerxyz's Comments
Gregory of Nazianzus is not the best example to follow. It is a 2007 FA, which has many problems like uncited facts, missing page numbers, usage of primary sources etc. It should go for a FAR.
Wilfrid is a better model
"was named after Gregory Thaumaturgus": Who is Gregory Thaumaturgus? Adding a short summary "the 3rd century saint Gregory Thaumaturgus" adds some context. " Valens split Cappadocia" who is Valens? Amphilochius of Iconium, Desmothenes of Pontus ...
Done. I've clarified all of these apart from Demosthenes of Pontus. Nothing is known of Demosthenes apart from his name and the fact that he convened the synod of Ancyra. I presume it doesn't need to be as long as the article on Wilfrid, simply because there's so little extent biographical information about Gregory.
Missing parent's names in the start of "Early life and education". Their names appear in St. Basil's article
Will work on this. This isn't a simple issue, as his parents names vary in primary sources, and it's difficult to decide which secondary readings are correct.
Which grandmother is Macrina the Elder? paternal/maternal?
Done.
" his brother: for instance, while Basil", exchange brother and Basil. When you read "his brother", it is unclear who are talking about? Naucratius, Peter, Basil??
Done
Who is synod? link jargon. Explain by short summary. Who are Cappadocian Fathers???
I don't think the word synod needs to be explained in this context, but I've linked to it. It is explained who the Cappadocian Fathers are in the lede.
"Gregory, his brother Basil of Caesarea and Gregory of Nazianzus are collectively known as the Cappadocian Fathers". They're just three saints who are venerated together in Eastern Christianity - major theological similarities and historical connexions.
What are the primary sources of his biography? Add a section
Will do, good suggestion.
Primary sources of his theology? Writings? Add section