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Reviewing one of your articles for the second time, since it must feel unfortunate to have a GAN from last month especially with Christmas soon! --K. Peake19:50, 12 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Kyle Peake Hi, and thanks for your time reviewing the article. Right now I am a little busy with work but will resume working on the article in the next couple of days. Thanks again for your review. Frcm1988 (talk) 18:35, 14 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Frcm1988 I am perfectly fine with waiting a couple of days and thank you for making me aware; the guideline for keeping GAs on hold is one week anyway, so your statement is not abnormal by any means! --K. Peake08:27, 15 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
"in Biffco Studios in Dublin, Ireland;" → "at Biffco Studios in Dublin, Ireland." with the target and remove the mixing info since that's not notable for the lead
Release sentence should be inbetween here and the sound one instead of in the second para
"The song's sound is influenced" → "A pop rock song, its sound is influenced"
"that she song is about" → "that the song is about"
"praising the song's melody" → "praising the melody"
"Released as the album's lead single on 2 April 2001," → "The song was released as the album's lead single in the UK on 2 April 2001." with the wikilink
"it topped" → "The song topped" since this will be a new sentence in the different order, with it directly starting the second para
"and only number-one. This made her" → "and only number one on it, making her."
"In an web chat on the group's official website, she described the sound of her solo album" → "In a web chat on the group's official website, Bunton described the sound of A Girl Like Me"
"and that the release date was" → "and the release date was"
"during the chorus her" → "during the chorus to be her"
The "strength card" quote is not backed up
"by other music critics." → "by other writers."
"She commented" → "She commented,"
Fullstop should be inside the quote if that is a full sentence; I do not know for sure since the source is one I do not have access to
The entire quote from the Smash Hits interview is: "I've only had a few boyfriends and I think they were all in my mind when I wrote it, they all take so bloody long!"
"lover" pointing out the lines" → "lover", pointing out the line"
"from critics were" → "from music critics were" with the target
Remove target on R&B
"of the Spice Girls' third album and" → "of Forever and"
Remove target on Stannard
"the track. He labelled it" → "the track, labelling it"
"similar opinion. He praised" → "similar opinion; he praised"
"considered her image change" → "considered Bunton's image change"
"same publication, characterized it" → "same publication, characterized the song"
"he singled it out" → "singling it out"
"A Girl Like Me highlights calling it" → "A Girl Like Me's highlights while calling the song"
Remove wikilink on Smash Hits
"calling it a" → "calling the song a"
Remove webzine intro
"named it the best" → "named the song the best"
"to go pop" and complimented" → "to go pop", and complimented"
"that to had a number one" → "that to have a number one,"
"two years prior"," → "two years prior";"
"Tom Ewing from the e-zine Freaky Trigger was mixed" → "Ewing was mixed"
Reduce the amount of quoting for this review by paraphrasing parts
Remove target on AOR
"thought it was" → "thought it is"
"Billboard's critic Jon O'Brien, ranked" → "Billboard critic Jon O'Brien ranked" and this sentence should start a new para to separate from the less enthusiastic reviews
The paragraph focuses on how the production had a mix response, the first one negative, the second mixed, and the last two are more positive. I think dividing the 4 reviews in half will break the flow of this section.
""The Spice Girls' 20 Best Solo Singles"," → ""The Spice Girls' 20 Best Solo Singles";"
Kyle Peake sorry for taking so long to respond to the review. I believe I did most of the corrections, except for the 2 comments I placed above. Please let me know if there is anything else that needs to be fixed, and thanks again for your time. Frcm1988 (talk) 10:06, 18 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Frcm1988 The 2 places where you commented against implementing my changes had fully understandable reasons and you do not need to comply for those ones; I do have two issues now though, the first of which is that you have not added a reference to the note for verifying the release date of Forever. As for my second issue, the target to Dublin should on the Dublin, Ireland text in the lead like in the body, rather than wikilinking the city name. --K. Peake10:39, 18 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]