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only one across the board. Currently the article uses a variety of methods, including both "harvnb" and "sfn" for inline citations. I would also doublecheck various images to make sure they are properly licensed and if necessary indicated as belonging to either the public domain or respecting copyright limitations. One of my biggest hurdles in achieving successful nominations for various FACs was placating reviewers who consistently raised concerns about image licensing on
Wikimedia Commons. Nominations are handled much more smoothly if that issue is nullified right from the start! The sheer length of the article might lead to some opposition, though, as reviewers usually want editors to split things up into sub-articles and sibling articles if the main article is considered too long. To this day it's the reason that
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2614:), I was going to ask whether you would be interested in formulating an article surmising the early life (which would include background, childhood, education, and early adulthood) of Alexander the Great, one of my personal heroes. That is a project for down the line though; so no rush to hop on, if at all! Unfortunately, the sciences are not within my purview so I would rather not sully the process of constructing both those articles; however, I would be more than happy to copyedit, revise, and/or review at FA, if you see fit. I am always pleased to see quality content being pushed out by Pericles, and I am comitted to making it come to fruition! Cheers, buddy.
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Knowledge, and corresponding with Pericles is always a joy. In his prime (on this website), he pushed out quality article after quality article and is one of the most individually influential and important editors the site has ever had. He set a high standard for high-importance Chinese topics, yet has brought also this quality to Parthian, Macedonian and Egyptian topics. He may be the only editor to have more than one VITAL-3 FA. It surprised me that he has not received the Editor of the Week award yet. Let us right this wrong. Seconded by
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perhaps be trimmed a bit, but should arguably include more information given how it fails to summarize or even mention the content in the "Egypt under the monarchy of
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Humanities. I am not sure if you have any familiarity with the journal, but I submitted the article in May 2023 and have yet to receive any updates. Apparently, two peer reviews from qualified individuals (or something like that; I'm not too sure myself), and I was wondering if you knew anybody who might be up to the task, or at the very least, point me in the right direction. Thank you for your troubles, and I hope to see you around, Pericles! It's always a pleasure working and talking with you!
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historical subjects should reflect modern scholarly consensus. On the contrary, a large quantity of ancient primary sources are prone to being riddled with small errors or obvious political biases, and are hence not as reliable without analysis by modern historians who can provide basic fact checking, skepticism, or proper context. For this reason it is rather tricky to use excerpts from primary sources that mention or explain the reign of
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2007:, but I can't help but notice that you really wowed the crowd at FAC with this one (and others). And, I've checked the history and talk page, and I'm running various tools meant to catch mistakes, and I'm getting ... nothing. What do you think, is this ready for a second Main Page appearance in January? Would you like more time to fiddle with it? - Dank (
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long ago (glad to see there is a paragraph on the matter there concerning Mongol diplomacy, which I believe did not exist there before when I originally added further info links). Bravo on getting it up to FA status a year ago! As for those who might be able to provide a peer review, I'm not familiar
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Thank you for the article, introduced: "Have you ever heard of March
Madness? Well, it's 1 March (where I live; it's actually 2 March UTC Face-sad.svg) and prepare for a whole lot of madness! PericlesofAthens have been working on this article for a bit (kudos on him for building this article from the
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Fantastic! Hurray and hurrah! We did it! Thanks mostly to you and your efforts with initiating the nomination process and seeing it through to its glorious end. Drink and celebrate! Savor this mentally and spiritually orgasmic moment, for it is akin to that feeling of being in the saddle straddling a
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Good afternoon, Pericles! A significant amount of time has elapsed since our last substantial correspondence. I trust you are doing well! As for myself, I have been laying low and trying to enjoy my life; sorry for the absence :) Anyhow, I wanted to ask you about my submission of Edward I of
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Thanks for catching that little bit. Unfortunately Netflix is coming out with a docudrama claiming Cleopatra was "Black" with a Black actress, so we will probably be seeing a measure of vandalism on that page and main pages in the next couple months, from likely all corners of this asinine "debate".
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Good sir, you are more than welcome to co-nominate the article with me next year. I would be honored! Given the previous review process, it is difficult to say if it would be successful or not, but it is certainly worth the try. Thanks for letting me know! I also chuckled at the "I lied" part, as it
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Hello! Thanks for the thoughtful compliment and invitation to provide help on these projects. Unfortunately I have become very busy lately and unable to edit Knowledge much these days. Also, while Chinese history is one of my favorite topics and areas of study when I was a college student, I am not
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Hi, Pericles. Thank you for checking in; Johnbod was unable to directly provide assistance but did offer useful advice. Unfortunately, the journal nomination does not seem to be moving, so I assume I am in for a pleasant surprise in a few years. Regarding the content creation bit (after all, that's
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Hello, thanks for contacting me. I'm surprised that any of my featured articles would get a second run at the front page, but sure! Why not! Sounds great. I don't see any underlying issues that need to be addressed. I think it's pretty much ready to go, unless I've somehow missed some enormous news
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I nominate PericlesofAthens to be Editor of the Week for his diligence in the creation of GA and FA content, as well as his kind soul. Though he has only recently emerged from semi-retirement, Mr. Pericles has been of great help to me; he frequently offers sage advice about content creation, and we
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Thank you kindly for this award and most thoughtful gesture. Your kind words are highly appreciated. I'm truly amazed at the number of views the Cleopatra article has received. I'd like to take credit somehow, but apparently it is due to a Samsung Android phone voice command feature that leads many
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Thank you for your reply! I will be sure to keep that in mind as I am editing. One last concern: I noticed that throughout the article, there are many introductory prepositional phrases that lack commas after them. I am aware that commas are optional if the phrase numbers four or less words, but it
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me who added the bit about the Mongols; I was reading Prestwich and knew people like you would enjoy that bit ;) Thank you for the tips. I will go correspond with Johnbod and see if he has any guidance regarding the matter. Mmm, and speaking of collaboration, I have a proposition for you regarding
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Wow! This is a huge surprise and a complete honor. Thank you for this. I am always striving to provide and defend quality content here on Knowledge, and sometimes I forget that those projects leave a big impact on fellow editors, not just our readers. Cheers to you for acknowledging those efforts,
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Thank you for the advice. I've actually submitted the article for a peer review, so I'll see what everyone over there thinks about the article's length. I will work on it over the next few months, but unfortunately, I anticipate that it will take an absurdly long amount of time. I wish you all the
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Hello! Yes, that sounds fine to me. Thanks for taking an interest in the article and for contacting me about it. I am no longer very active on this website, so please do not get the wrong impression if it takes an incredibly long time for me to reply to any of your queries. It is nice to hear that
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At first glance it seems like a wonderful article: it has a solid lead section, a suitable info box, a logical organization, and plenty of useful illustrations, yet there are areas for improvement. Before submitting this as an FAC you should consider standardizing the referencing method, choosing
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thanks! I appreciate that, though I doubt I'll ever submit either of those two science articles for GA let alone FA review, they're just simply too messy with too many frequent editors, it would be a nightmare! LOL. I just want to make sure they are less messy and are better resources for average
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Much thanks for your input! I have just gone through and revised all grammar and punctuational issues; despite my previous concerns, it seems that this article can be improved to FA status sooner than I expected! The sources I have selected for the article have done their job, and unless you have
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A comment which may or may not be helpful. Usually when articles are split off from a "mother" article this results in a shortening of the mother, as only a summary and a reference to the "progeny article" is needed. So if the Cleopatra article were reduced by 3-4,000 words and these topped and
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No problem! You're welcome. The article looks good overall, but do make sure that newly added images are properly licensed like the others (i.e., the bust of Octavian). Also, some reviewers might complain about the lengthiness of the lead section, but in my point of view it seems fine. It could
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Hello again! You are very welcome. I would use such primary sources very sparingly, in most cases as a simple supporting citation or if a source for a particular quotation cannot be found elsewhere. Knowledge emphasizes the primacy of secondary sources over primary sources, since articles on
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Sure, I can answer that! Honestly, I simply do not have time to be on Knowledge as much as I used to, and I have better things to do. I'd also rather not spend so much time here after contributing so much. I feel like I've played my part, pitched in, and shared enough of my time and effort
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steed at the Battle of Pelenor Fields, riding down fleeing Orcs with your cavalry charge and saving Minas Tirith. Spears shall be splintered! Shields shall be broken! A sword day! A red day! Ere the sun rises! Ride now! Ride with me! Ride for FA article status and the world's ending!
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Hi again! Sorry for the long delay, I try to stay away from Knowledge as much as possible these days, as I am busy and don't want it occupying too much of my time these days. As for chipping away at details in the article and moving material to other articles,
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Sure thing, take a stab at it! You have my blessing, I trust your judgment. Once again, great job with with Government of Macedonian nomination. It would be my pleasure to see Early life of Cleopatra achieve FA status in a joint effort.
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Thanks, John! I appreciate that kind and thoughtful gesture, and I appreciate your efforts on this site even more! Thanks for all you've done to make this a better place. Happy holidays to you and yours!
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could be the building projects mentioned in the 1st paragraph of the lede, but only discussed at the very end of the article. Chauveau, Michel (2000) could be worth reading, he is only cited 4 times.
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Hah! Good point and thanks for the perspective. I should have thought about it that way as well. Best of luck to you in your future projects for that matter. ;)
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