Wikipedia:Peer review/Hopewell tradition/archive1
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I've listed this article for peer review because I've recently done alot of work to it and was wondering how it was working so far. I recently re-wrote, sourced and cited for the majority of the page, created a few maps, and collected some images. Sometimes you can be too close tho, and I was wanting an outside( of my own head, lol) opinion.
Thanks, Heironymous Rowe (talk) 16:07, 15 September 2008 (UTC)
- Comments
- Not sure the succession box belongs at the top of the article, maybe move to the bottom.
- Images need captions and if the captions are sentence fragments, they should not have a full stop.
- Citations should be placed per WP:CITE i.e. immediately after punctuation if possible.
- Don't think you really need to link material.
- I think you could reduce the large numbers of sections by merging.
- End of the "Politics and heirarchy" section has a newline and a period.
- Avoid squashing text between images per WP:MOS#Images.
- Last few sentences of the Mounds section is unreferenced.
- "Culture" or "culture" in the headings.
- For ranges of numbers, use the en-dash, not the hyphen, per WP:DASH.
- References like you have in this article can be split so you have a "References" hdg at the same level you currently have, then a "General" hdg for those ones at the end, and a "Specific" for the web cited ones.