Talk:Ida Mary Roper

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Peer Editing After reviewing your Wiki page on Ida Mary Roper, we enjoyed learning about her career and notable findings. It was also interesting that her half-brother became her legal guardian. It would be helpful if you could find information on what happened to her parents to make her step-brother have to become her legal guardian. Another suggestion on formatting, we feel it would flow better if the section on "Personal Life" went before her "Career" section. Our last suggestion is after reading the section of Personal Life, you said she had a book published on monumental effigies, if you could find the title of that book and add that into a "Publications" section. If you made a "Publications" section, this could also include her notable findings which you currently have in the career section. It could also potentially include any publications in journals she may have corresponding with those notable findings.

Lcgamble (talk) 18:24, 12 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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