User talk:MilliGrams

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Articles

1. Centaur - This one looks like a good one. There is some significant history but there are some apparent problems and good community to work with.
2. Biscuit - This one is not a great choice for a simple reason: there is a long history of questions about whether this should go by the UK or US definition and how they should be prioritized. Someone does need to intervene, but do you want it to be your first task in editing?
3. Bunraku - Do you know anything about this topic? I think that there is some clear work to be done here, but, because some of the information is sparse, the weaving together of these sentences might require a bit of familiarity with the form.
4. Sleeping Beauty - This is a surprisingly good one. Lots to think about here in the purpose and organization of this article. The lead doesn't seem quite right and it doesn't seem like many people are thinking about what to do here.
5. Fog Machine- Another good one. This one hasn't been significantly altered in a long time and yet there is clearly work to be done. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Etherfire (talk • contribs) 15:53, 19 February 2019 (UTC)

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