User:User123blue/Evaluate an Article

Which article are you evaluating?
Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction - Wikipedia

Why you have chosen this article to evaluate?
I chose this article because I am an athlete and I have been through this injury two times and I think it is really interesting to know about all the process of the ACL reconstruction, the rehabilitation process and the different options they have to reconstruct the knee. My first impression of this article was really good, I realized that this article is a B-class article so I think it is pretty good. It looks organized, they have images and they have everything explained and cited.

Evaluate the article
I think this article is pretty good. The page was las edited on 28 November 2023 and I would consider that means this article is up to date, even though medicine and science change and evolve every single day, the content of this article looks good.

As I was reading it I have realized that in some parts of the article it says "citation needed" or it says "medical citation needed" and I am not sure if that means they should make some changes or updates at the end of those sentences or paragraphs.

If we want to evaluate the tone of the article, I think the article is in a neutral tone.

If we go ahead and evaluate the sources, the links work correctly and the citations look correct. In the references part, they have 42 different citations and that makes the article even better because the sources seem to be realiable sources and the information comes from diverse articles.

I went to take a look at the Talk Page and one person shared some pictures of his knee and it was nice to read how someone said that was a great idea and it was going to make the article even cooler. Someone used that page to ask for help too and I didn´t know you could do that. It is cool that someone said that it would be nice to have some background history and talk about when did it first become available and what technology made it possible...

This article seems ot be part of a wiki project but I am not sure.