User talk:Ac224

User:Keyleena/Team physician/Ac224 Peer Review

- In the second paragraph, expand on what the national athletic trainers association does and how it actually works with the nfl to care for its team.

- If there is an article about the nfl physicians society, maybe connect it and add a hyperlink to your article.

- Instead of writing "he or she" a few times, maybe refer to them as "the physician" since your article is about team physicians.

- In the second paragraph expand on what direction the athletic directors are getting from the team physician and how it impacts the players of the team.

- You have a good amount of references, both books and websites and you cite your sources often.

(Ac224 (talk) 13:48, 19 November 2019 (UTC))Ac224

User:Ellieduley/sandbox/Ac224 Peer Review - Right from the beginning I feel that you should just start with the "José Manuel Martínez...", rather than writing "my article, sources, etc." I feel like you should just cite it rather than putting the hyperlink in the article. Also, I like how you're starting to introduce the guy, like wikipedia articles do, by stating his full name, birthday and who he is. I think thats a very good way to have people get a general understanding about who they're going to read about. Lastly, maybe put "while" rather than "whilst" in the sentence, "since 1980[1] whilst working" at the bottom. (Ac224 (talk) 07:30, 19 November 2019 (UTC))Ac224

User:XueZhao Ma/sandbox/Ac224 Peer Review - I'm not sure where your own edits are, since it looks like one article that's being developed. I'm not too sure what you're trying to say in this first part "Lorinser – the history of a world-wide success story Zero hour". I don't know what zero hour is. Also maybe don't start the new sentence with the word "word". (Word spread fast about its excellent reputation...). Lastly, I'm not sure what certificate the company is being presented, and maybe don't put norm, and spell the whole word instead. (The certification according to the quality management norm DIN EN ISO 9002). I like that you have at least 3 sources, citing where you got your information. (Ac224 (talk) 07:37, 19 November 2019 (UTC))Ac224