Talk:William Danby (coroner)

2012 comment
Thank you for taking an interest. However I do have a problem with the "C" for quality, since I am at a loss to know what anyone would expect me to do to make it better.

This class tells me that my article "is substantial, but is still missing important content or contains a lot of irrelevant material. The article should have references to reliable sources, but may still have significant issues or require substantial cleanup."

Please help me.

This says that it may be "missing important content". Since I have provided every single piece of information discovered about this William Danby so far, what more am I expected to do?

Or that it "contains a lot of irrelevant material". Please tell me just what is thought to be "irrelevant" in what I have written (and I assure that I can find nothing in it which isn't relevant) and I will happily remove it.

The classification, suggesting that the article doesn't, says that it "should have references to reliable sources". What on earth does this mean? Either that the several sources I have cited are unreliable, or that I have made statements unsupported by sources at all. I can find no example of either failure. Please explain to me precisely how I have failed to meet this criterion.

That it may still nevertheless have "significant issues" may well be true, but hardly helpful to someone anxious to improve it! Same with "substantial cleanup", wouldn't you agree? Peter Farey (talk) 15:38, 4 April 2012 (UTC)