Wikipedia:WikiProject Biography/Peer review/Terry Wogan

Terry Wogan
This article has gone from unrated to GA status in about a week, and I feel it has the potential to advance further. So I am requesting Peer Review to help point out how the article can be improved, ultimately to Featured Article status. I am aware that facts are missing with regards to his parents names, and I'm taking steps to track that information down. But I'm not sure what needs doing with the rest of the article. Any comments are welcome --Fritzpoll 15:43, 16 May 2007 (UTC)
 * Many more sources needed-the article is a bit big and there's only 15! Dalejenkins 15:48, 16 May 2007 (UTC)

Automated review

 * Please see automated peer review suggestions here. Thanks, APR t 23:58, 17 May 2007 (UTC)

Slp1
The Lead: to go further than Good Article this needs to be longer and summarize all the main ideas in the article. If I was you, I would say "But it does already!" and you are right, but I think you will find that you can expand it and give a little potted summary of his whole life so that if that is all people read they would get good overview.
 * Ah yes, Terry! I remember him well. I enjoyed reading this article and learning more.  Thanks very much for all your work on this article.   I see that you have been getting suggestions from other sources in other places, but here's mine.  I have made a few changes directly into the article itself: I hope you don't mind!
 * Early Career-Is it relevant who followed him on the breakfast show?
 * Return to Radio- I don't know anything about Katie Melua and her lies so this needs some more explanation.
 * A general comment is that you have a number of subjective comments in your article: e.g. "seemed to appeal to have become popular" "is particularly noted for his sardonic commentaries" "Many British viewers consider his comments to be amusing, but his comments are far from being universally liked?"  It will be important to find sources for all of these kinds of statements.
 * You have chosen to organize sections by medium (radio/TV etc). My preference would be to do it more chronologically as I find these things easier to follow.  Something to think about perhaps?
 * In general, and I think you know this already, the article needs lots more sourcing and citations. But it is a very good and interesting start and it is definitely worth the hunt for some biographies etc to nail things down with appropriate sourcing. Good luck --Slp1 00:19, 21 May 2007 (UTC)

Yannismarou

 * I agree that the lead should be rewritten, and a bit expanded per WP:LEAD.
 * "and is often referred to as a "national treasure"". What does this mean exactly? And why was he called like that? You should expand on that in the main article.
 * "He participated in amateur dramatics[clarify]" "In 1981, he had a chance to host a one-off[clarify]"You should fix these tagged by other users phrases.
 * "Personal life" is a mixture of early life, personal life, and quotes. Maybe you should reconsider both the prose and the structure.
 * Try to have at least one citation in each paragraph.
 * Do not wikilink month-year or year alone; only day-month-year (per WP:MoS).
 * "Many British viewers consider his comments to be amusing, but his comments are far from being universally liked." Assertions like this one need citing.
 * "He claims that the BBC also wanted his scheduling slot for the ill-fated soap Eldorado." "He claims that presenting the programme is a light relief after so many years on radio. Wogan also designed the set for his new show, allowing him to get a better feel for it. He even claims that the seat he uses is designed to support the lower back since he suffers from back complaints."Again: your source?
 * Format your online sources using, Template:cite web and Template:cite news.--Yannismarou 14:47, 26 May 2007 (UTC)