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Hurricane Bonnie and 1986. That is getting close for publication, in terms of information. You just need to give it a good copyedit. Danny has an article already (forgot about it), so you should just delete it. Bob needs more info in general, as well as some structure and grammar fixes. Ella is going to be difficult, as it didn't make landfall, so good luck with that. While Frances is an important part of Emmy's track, I see no need to have an article for the two of them. An article on Emmy, which is needed, would be find. You should work more on that, and add as much as possible. Caroline, due to lack of effects, is going to be hard, so that is a poor choice, in my opinion. Finally, possibly good choice on Cleo. If there's info, you should go further with it, though it still would be tough. All in all, interesting choices for new hurricane articles, but some are decent.
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No offense, but not at all. You don't have any information on actual damage. You have to do some serious research to make an article, not just little fixes. If you made a user page for
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Yea, good choice of articles. Matthew should be easy, given its newness. Likewise with Kyle. Michael, due to its lack of effects, could be hard, but it would be worth it. Jose shouldn't be too bad, as there was already a Jose article (that got merged). Because the hurricane hit U.S. territories, it
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Don't say that. Tanya and Kyle are still open. Those other potential articles should still be made... eventually after more work is put into them. Maybe you're being too ambitious. Not everyone is good at making articles. However, you could become a valuable asset to the team if you were a
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