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A fact from Meaning of Life (album) appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 18 June 2019 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
As per the section template, there is an issue with undue weight in the selection of review statements for the section. Not universally acclaimed (and even then, reception is still presented in a neutral and nuanced manner), the album has mixed reviews from music critics that should be included in prose, and the cited reviews should also be more neutrally written (e.g., if the reviewer both praises and criticizes aspects of an album, both sentiments should be briefly noted. I did a bit of c/e to help balance it a bit. Lapadite (talk) 19:00, 7 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]
Honestly, this article is pretty good shape. I would have just put it up for GAN. However, one issue is that sometime you use excessive citations. In general, there should not be more than three in a row, or if so, they should be bundled. Catrìona (talk) 00:13, 31 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]
User:HappyAppy10, the Tour article currently redirects to Meaning of Life (album). I understand that the draft is currently waiting to be reviewed. But I see no reason why this album article cannot have a section on the tour. I would suggest you to add the Lead paragraph of the Tour Draft into this album article. once the tour draft is accepted and moved tot he main space, you can also wikilink the tour main article from this tour section in the album article as a new section at the bottom. let me know your thoughts. thanks. --DBigXrayᗙ05:38, 31 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]
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which she had won as the → "won" is odd here, use something like "signed"
Done.
Clarkson wanted the album evoke a music of those artists → Clarkson wanted the album to evoke a music of those artists
Done.
Clarkson wanted the album evoke a music of those artists had they happen to release their early works in the 21st century → this sentence is kind of complicated; could you simplify it?
Done. Changed to "to evoke a music similar to the early works of those artists"
To achieve those → To achieve this (since we're only talking about the "soulful spirit")
Done.
and living in the moment → no need for the "in"
Done.
the first and latest → the first and last
Done.
while its supporting concert → winning awards has no connection with live performances. Just begin a new sentence here
remarking that her structure with Edge and Corson → do you mean "relationship" here? If yes, then you should say that since the other way it's unnecessarily complicated
Lyrical contents of each of the album's tracks centers → ...center
Done.
with the early works of divas Aretha Franklin, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, En Vogue and Bonnie Raitt → "divas" is too unencyclopedic in this context
Done. Changed to vocalists
whose soulful catalog has inspired → whose soulful catalogues have inspired (it's more singers)
Done.
with Clarkson asking "What if Aretha → comma before the quote
Done.
Raissa Bruner of Time styled its tracks as → use "saw" here since "styled" doesn't quite fit
Done.
She remarked "This is a record → comma before the quote
Done.
The "(sic)" shouldn't be in italics
Done.
an expense on her domestic life → "domestic" is quite a complicated choice here; simply use "family life"
Done.
mentally, physically in a marriage; and as a mature → mentally, physically in a marriage, as well as a mature
Done.
the song a minute-long anthem → the song is a minute-long anthem
Done.
anthem for self-care; and was primarily → just use a normal comma instead of the semicolon
Done.
take a minute break for herself → even if this sounds odd, this way it's more correct: "take a brek for a minute for herself"
Done.
while still sounding fresh → "contemporary" is a better and more encyclopedic choice
Done.
described the song as giving a 100% commitment to one another and a reminiscent of her relationship → described the song as discussing on giving 100% commitment to one another and as reminiscent of her relationship
Done.
song and the titular track, "Meaning of Life" was → comma before "was"
Done.
The fifth, "Move You" was → comma before "was"
Done.
and was inspired by Carey's → with inspiration from Carey's
Done.
Harlœ & Pat Linehan, and was produced by → Harlœ and Pat Linehan, and was produced by
Done.
for leaving her high and dry → "high and dry" is very unencyclopedic
Done. Changed to "forsaking her"
with the latter-most → what should this mean?
Done. replaced with "who", referring to The Monarch
write a ballad that showcases her vocals, which latter co-wrote based → this sentence doesn't make sense for me
Done. Changed to "Requested by Clarkson to write a ballad that showcases her vocals, Harlœ based the song from her past relationship."
to take things slow → ...slowly
Done.
to his sexy advances → "sexy" is superfluous; we understand the meaning
Done.
sings of demanding a man be honest about his true feelings → is about demanding a man to be honest about his true feelings
drenched album is full of confidence." and described its → drenched album is full of confidence," describing its
Done.
gave the album a four star rating → gave the album a four-star rating
Done.
writing that Clarkson is "in her absolute element" → writing that Clarkson was "in her absolute element"
Done.
"in her absolute element" in it → "in her absolute element" on it
Done.
and the album is a "peppier → and the album was a "peppier
Done.
The last sentence in the first paragraph is missing a quotation mark
Done.
gave Meaning of Life a four star rating → gave Meaning of Life a four-star rating
Done.
he wrote it presents → past tense
Done.
gave the record a three star rating → gave the record a three-star rating
Done.
writing that the album has "lots of filler" → past tense
Done.
and notably evokes records → past tense
Done.
evokes records of Christina Aguilera and Meghan Trainor → Meghan Traino should be linked towards the end of the second paragraph and mentioned by full name there, but not here
Done.
long since transcended"; and → normal comma is needed here
Done.
she was puzzled that "almost 15 years after Idol, to hear an album that sounds so much like contractual winner's filler." → this does not make sense gramatically; you need to alter the quote I think
Done. Changed to "hear an album that sounds so much like contractual winner's filler" almost 15 years after winning the competition"
Section name > Instead of "Award nominations" you could just simply say "Accolades", but it's up to you
Done.
award-giving programs: including the → a comma is needed here
Done.
on several publications' year-end lists. → on several publications' year-end lists:
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