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A fact from Club Feathers appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 18 September 2020 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
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... that two Molotov cocktails have set Feathers on fire? Source: "'Most people don’t know the history of Feathers, but back in the day the local government tried to shut us down multiple times. The original owner fought back. This place was set on fire twice with Molotov cocktails trying to burn them out of the place, but that didn't work,' said Binetti." ([1])
ALT1:... that Feathers is the oldest gay nightclub in New Jersey? Source: "A fundraiser aiming to keep Club Feathers, the state's oldest gay nightclub, from shutting its doors has reached $45,000, but the club isn't out of the woods quite yet." ([2])
Armadillopteryx, I assess that this article and its hooks meet or exceed DYK criteria. The article was moved to the mainspace on 4 September, is 4330 characters (734 words) "readable prose size", and is well-sourced with inline citations. Both hooks are of suitable length and I’ve verified their sourcing. While both hooks are “hooky” and satisfy DYK criteria, I prefer the molotov cocktail hook, as that is likely to draw more clicks from users. -- West Virginian (talk)14:46, 5 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Armadillopteryx, I assess that this article and its hooks meet or exceed DYK criteria. The article was moved to the mainspace on 4 September, is 4330 characters (734 words) "readable prose size", and is well-sourced with inline citations. Both hooks are of suitable length and I’ve verified their sourcing. While both hooks are “hooky” and satisfy DYK criteria, I prefer the molotov cocktail hook, as that is likely to draw more clicks from users. -- West Virginian (talk) 14:46, 5 September 2020 (UTC)