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Reviewed: This is my 5th nomination (if the 4th nomination finalised). So it is not needed.
Comment: If you can please copyedit the article for me. And if possible suggest a better hook. Also, some government website copied texts from the article (stated in the talk page of the article) so don't mark this article for copyright violation.
@Paradise Chronicle: You are right, indeed this clearly falls short of the 5x expansion rule. There's no way to bypass this, but we allow the nominator some time to get the article to a proper 5x expansion. @Mehediabedin: This article will need to be expanded further, or this nomination will fail. --LordPeterII (talk) 16:53, 28 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]
@Mehediabedin: Of course you can, you nominated this, so you can also withdraw. However, if you want to get this article to DYK without further expansion (which sometimes is just not possible if the article is already large), you could also try to make this a Good Article (see WP:GA), and then you can nominate it again. Btw, I also just found this news which doesn't seem to be in the article yet – it's a personal opinion peace, so you can't use it to state facts, but you might be able to treat it as a review of the place. And there are further sources on the museum, some short but all seem reliable: Chinese Foreign minister visits museum; the museum mentioned in a Springer book about tourism and economy; also in a Taylor & Francis book; Daily Sun news; United News Bangladesh. Ofc we must be careful, as some sources have copied also from the Wikipedia article (like this one). So maybe there are enough sources to get to 5x? It's your choice :) --LordPeterII (talk) 18:28, 28 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Nomination on August 15, 10 days before that was August 5, so we're starting from Special:Permalink/1061669942, which is 1031 readable prose. Now it's 6044, so 5x is indeed satisfied.
Earwig does call out a lot of copied text, but I ran them down and it does indeed look like everybody copied from us (one site was even nice enough to credit wikipedia). So we're good there.
The text does need some copyediting to improve the quality of the English, but that's not a DYK problem. I suggest you list it at WP:GOCE, which specializes in this sort of help.
Article is now eligible, 5x expansion has been achieved. However, I don't have time to review atm, so someone else needs to do it. --LordPeterII (talk) 10:49, 1 September 2022 (UTC)
Overall good to go with either ALT0a or ALT0b. -- RoySmith (talk) 21:41, 10 September 2022 (UTC)