User:Goalscorer30/Choose an Article

Article Selection
Please list articles that you're considering for your Wikipedia assignment below. Begin to critique these articles and find relevant sources.

Option 1

 * Flying frog - Wikipedia:
 * Article Evaluation:Had very limited headings and had room to expand on the subject. The talk history was limited and didn't have very many revisions. There was room for many more citations, just have to find the right ones. Is considered a stub.
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Option 2

 * Aaron Bauer's gecko - Wikipedia:
 * Article Evaluation:Was very limited in sections as well but had more than others. Grammer was all over the place and needed full sentences. Was at stub status and even a Wiki project interest. Could use some expanding. Only has two references but talk history and editing history was lengthy which can be a good thing.
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Option 3

 * Ornate spider monkey - Wikipedia:
 * Article Evaluation:Super short with an over detailed lead. Should be broken up into subheadings. Not many references but did have nice pictures with descriptions. Talk section has a lot to do with the help of this article, but it is still considered stub and needs to be longer. No bias present but does include common names that presents the monkey as superior. Needs many more citations.
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Option 4

 * Feathering (horse) - Wikipedia:
 * Article Evaluation:This article was a stub article but actually had two interests in the Wikiprojects. It needs many subtopics (one maybe about the roles they play/jobs). Did have good edit history though, many removed sketchy references and fixed grammar mistakes. Does need some more citations and info. Pictures had nice captions too.
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Option 5

 * Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog - Wikipedia:
 * Article Evaluation:Fact/spell check name but can go in greater detail of subheadings. Could have different resources or more for how much info is already there. Stub article plus good start with table on the right side with picture and information. Needs work on expanding.
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