Wikipedia:WikiProject Biography/Peer review/Anthony Michael Hall

Anthony Michael Hall
Old Peer Review

This is a recent GA and I'd like to know what it needs to reach FAC. Since the previous peer review, the article went through a massive rewrite and copy-editing. The GA reviewer said it's pushing FA status. All comments welcome. Thanks! Nat91 05:00, 23 October 2006 (UTC)

Yannismarou
As far as I'm concerned I have nothing else to propose. From the first moment I believed that GAC was redundant and this article should go straight away to FAC! That is why I rated as A-Class! In terms of content and material, I think the article is there. In terms of prose, I'm not a specialist, but I also think it is Ok. Of course, any additional "polishing" would be welcomed just in case some reviewers in FAC find any detail you've missed.

Something that could cause some problems is the fact that all your photos are fair-used tagged. You may be criticized and asked to delete some of them. But I donot know how this problem could be solved. GO, find him and take a photo! I assume not easy!--Yannismarou 07:34, 24 October 2006 (UTC)


 * I know how hard the FAC process is, so I wanted to make sure the article met all the criteria before nominating it. As for the prose, it was copy-edited by an English native speaker. I think I've already added everything I could find and replaced some citations for others I thought were more reliable.


 * As for all the fair-used tagged images, I see other FAs on actors (Eric Bana, Diane Keaton, etc) also have fair-used images. This article, in my opinion, only has "essential" pictures, illustrating different stages of the actor's career. Since the article is not short, I think removing pictures would not be a good idea. And true, it's not like I could find him to take a picture of my own - unfortunately. Okay, I'm gonna go for FAC. Hope I won't have too many problems! Nat91 10:52, 24 October 2006 (UTC)


 * Well, FAC is always tricky. The most important is to be there, active and ready to respond and address the cocerns of those commenting or objecting.--Yannismarou 17:58, 24 October 2006 (UTC)