User talk:AmyHarbourne

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Hello, AmyHarbourne, and welcome to Wikipedia! My name is Shalor and I work with Wiki Education; I help support students who are editing as part of a class assignment.

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Articles

 * 1) Nicholas B. Suntzeff
 * Question: do you really want to work on a distinguished professor from A&M? Do you know of him? I suppose that there is work to do be done here but bios of living persons can be a bit tricky in this form. This one is halfway decent -- a little self-promotional/cv-like but not bad. The last section has some strangely unnecessary information, but deleting it might be a bit tricky since.
 * 1) Automobile Dependency
 * Yes.
 * 1) Amy's View
 * Ok, this is a great one. It's hard to do this kind of cultural item article, but it needs to be done. There is TOO MUCH information here and it isn't appropriately shaped. It will be more work than you think, but a good project.
 * 1) Anarcho Punk
 * I think someone else has listed this one. Since you have others...
 * 1) Letter (Alphabet)
 * Yes, I think that this one could use some work. I think that this is one of those articles that has a structure that is longstanding and content that has accumulated. You'll have to think carefully about what to do with it and how.

3 Good options here. Pick the one you want. Etherfire (talk) 01:38, 16 February 2020 (UTC)

Response to Question 1
I can email him asking if he would like to have a more updated page and if he is willing to meet with me to see what he would like changed or updated Thank you!AmyHarbourne (talk) 22:27, 16 February 2020 (UTC) AmyHarbourne
 * 1) Yes, I do know him, he was a professor of mine.