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Reviewer: Kingsif (talk · contribs) 03:53, 16 December 2019 (UTC)[reply]

I'll get this review started Kingsif (talk) 03:53, 16 December 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Style

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  • At first read, the impression is that this is poorly structured and written.
  • Extraneous wikilinks throughout
  • Was Produced by Heritage Film Project | Color and Black and White | HD | 50 min. | 16:9 copied direct from IMDb? Using lines like that is not generally accepted prose on Wikipedia.
    • The actual prose part of the awfully-named "Documentaries and Other Media" section is also poor in that it contains two things: a film synopsis and a brief sentence for relating the film to the college - which is just restating that it is Brown College on Monroe Hill at the University of Virginia.
  • The (entirely unreferenced) Activities section reads like an advertisement.
  • The timeline could easily be in prose.
  • Fail stopping before getting into detail

Coverage

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  • Just from reading the one source attributing the History wall, I can see that there's a lot more on the history and the main building than the article contains. This information is in a source that's been cherrypicked for the article, why is it not included?
  • On the other hand, some of the things mentioned thereafter seem trivial. If things like the quirky essay questions and social events were expanded on, their inclusion wouldn't seem so misplaced.
  • Fail gaps

Illustration

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  • The image of the buildings could surely be placed in the infobox?
  • Both infoboxes look good
  • The Monroe Hill artwork is very big, but I'm also not sure if it's necessary.
  • Needs attention

Stability

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  • Good
  • Pass

Verifiability

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  • The sources seem generally good, if inconsistently formatted.
  • However, there are a few dead links
  • About half the article is unreferenced.
  • The source currently [16] only establishes the titles Grand Poobah and Shama Llama Ding Dong, it does not mention anything else it is supposedly attributing.
  • Fail

Neutrality

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  • Parts are very much like advertising (see above).
  • Fail
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Overall

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