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I'm looking for some detailed suggestions on how to make this article better. The long term goal here is GA or A-class. Certain sections that have been points of contention here in the past are the Lead section, Racial views, the 2019 congressional investigations and the Mueller Report. If I could have suggestions on improving these sections that is great. I would also like some suggestions on improving the article so that it better complies with NPOV, V, etc. Actually, I think V is fine.
Thanks, Mgasparin ( talk) 02:47, 30 April 2020 (UTC)
I did a comparative review of how the intro to this article covers Trump's presidency versus how Presidency of Donald Trump does so. Here are my takeaways, reflecting mostly topics that get more WP:WEIGHT in one than the other (and incorporating a bit of my own knowledge of how both compare to the amount of media coverage the topics receive). I'm frankly too burnt out at this point to go through the inevitable battles that would have to be waged to implement any of the changes suggested here, but I hope some of these points may serve as inspiration for proposals for those of you with remaining energy.
- Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel gets the same phrasing in both articles' leads, which translates to proportionally much less here (given that this article devotes only one paragraph to his presidency, rather than the entire five-paragraph intro at the presidency article). It's also received much less media attention than some other listed aspects, so overall, it may be a candidate for removal.
- This article pretty much does not mention Trump's deregulation and hollowing out of the administrative state in the intro, whereas the presidency article has a few sentences on it and includes it as the first specific aspect listed.
- In foreign policy, one area mentioned in the presidency intro but not here is the withdrawal of troops from Northern Syria. My intuition is that this issue has received at least as much media attention as the Jerusalem item.
- The presidency intro devotes significant attention to immigration issues, including the shutdown caused by Trump's demand for federal funding of the border wall and the family separation policy, whereas this intro covers only the Muslim ban and nothing else. Given the massive media coverage of Trump's wall and other immigration issues, I could see some of the language from there being brought over here.
- The Mueller Investigation and Impeachment Inquiry receive roughly proportional coverage, with both getting significant attention in their own paragraph (here) or paragraphs (in the presidency intro).
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I'm looking for some detailed suggestions on how to make this article better. The long term goal here is GA or A-class. Certain sections that have been points of contention here in the past are the Lead section, Racial views, the 2019 congressional investigations and the Mueller Report. If I could have suggestions on improving these sections that is great. I would also like some suggestions on improving the article so that it better complies with NPOV, V, etc. Actually, I think V is fine.
Thanks, Mgasparin ( talk) 02:47, 30 April 2020 (UTC)
I did a comparative review of how the intro to this article covers Trump's presidency versus how Presidency of Donald Trump does so. Here are my takeaways, reflecting mostly topics that get more WP:WEIGHT in one than the other (and incorporating a bit of my own knowledge of how both compare to the amount of media coverage the topics receive). I'm frankly too burnt out at this point to go through the inevitable battles that would have to be waged to implement any of the changes suggested here, but I hope some of these points may serve as inspiration for proposals for those of you with remaining energy.
- Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel gets the same phrasing in both articles' leads, which translates to proportionally much less here (given that this article devotes only one paragraph to his presidency, rather than the entire five-paragraph intro at the presidency article). It's also received much less media attention than some other listed aspects, so overall, it may be a candidate for removal.
- This article pretty much does not mention Trump's deregulation and hollowing out of the administrative state in the intro, whereas the presidency article has a few sentences on it and includes it as the first specific aspect listed.
- In foreign policy, one area mentioned in the presidency intro but not here is the withdrawal of troops from Northern Syria. My intuition is that this issue has received at least as much media attention as the Jerusalem item.
- The presidency intro devotes significant attention to immigration issues, including the shutdown caused by Trump's demand for federal funding of the border wall and the family separation policy, whereas this intro covers only the Muslim ban and nothing else. Given the massive media coverage of Trump's wall and other immigration issues, I could see some of the language from there being brought over here.
- The Mueller Investigation and Impeachment Inquiry receive roughly proportional coverage, with both getting significant attention in their own paragraph (here) or paragraphs (in the presidency intro).