Talk:Cathedral Quartet

Where?
This article doesn't seem to mention where this group practiced/was located. Mar de Sin  Speak up!  23:48, 22 August 2006 (UTC)

They were based in Stowe, Ohio. Word that in however you like. Daniel J. Mount 01:26, 16 March 2007 (UTC)

Stub
I changed the class to stub (which is what it should have been from the beginning), because after all this time, it still is. Even though there is a lot of text, there's only one reference (and that's in the lead, where it really doesn't belong). There are some users (one has been blocked) who keep adding things without adding any sources. --Musdan77 (talk) 17:39, 24 June 2016 (UTC)

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Copy edit run
Hello, This article was flagged with fanPOV since 2008 so I took a run at it. I found a lot of peacock phrases and claims that were not substantiated or supported by information in the provided sources. I am a member of the Copy Editors Guild and since the article had multiple issues, I also flagged it for a second review by someone in the guild. Quick update on what I did:


 * 1) Checked all the sources - some claims I found no support for such as the reemergence of popularity of Southern gospel being due in large part to Bill Gaither's recording of the 'Homecoming', a tribute album. This makes me think there's a bit of synthesis or original research happening throughout the article.
 * 2) Flagged primary source claims pointing to website of one of the group members
 * 3) Removed peacock terms and rephrased sentences where no citation supports the claim being made - generally things about how wildly popular the group was at certain points.
 * 4) Flagged claims that need citations
 * 5) Flagged other claims that seem just vague but not quite peacock terms as according to whom (just a call on my part)

The article could use a pair of eyes from the Copy Editors Guild to give this a once over. I did not lift the POV tag because I'm not convinced I got everything and I think the article needs more cleanup. That's it. Cheers! Curdigirl (talk) 18:28, 29 September 2019 (UTC)