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*the entire article needs to be sectionalized (try more headings and subheadings); it doesn't look or read like a summary. |
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*the entire article needs to be sectionalized (try more headings and subheadings); it doesn't look or read like a summary. |
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*all images need sources and fair use rationales. |
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*all images need sources and fair use rationales. |
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*<s>The section titles are not written with an encyclopedic tone</s> |
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*The article lacks references,currently has a few html links in text which lack supporting information, and when they are there they need to be cited as footnotes |
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*The section titles are not written with an encyclopedic tone |
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*the sections themselves are extremely long. It seems like they could be reorganized so that instead of a chronology of the band, each section focused on one element of the band and how it changed throught the band's history. |
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*the sections themselves are extremely long. It seems like they could be reorganized so that instead of a chronology of the band, each section focused on one element of the band and how it changed throught the band's history. |
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*Lead should be a summary of the articles content, and is rather brief considering the length of the article and the 40+ years the band have existed |
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*<s>Lead should be a summary of the articles content, and is rather brief considering the length of the article and the 50+ years the band have existed</s> |
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*Fannish tone. |
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*Fannish tone. |
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*After cleanup, improve to good article status. |
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*This sentence is not nice: 'By the end of the '60s, The Stones had racked up a great number of hit records, each single displaying an alarming rate of musical growth. 'Upper-case 'T' for 'The Stones'? 'racked up' is too colloquial for this register. 'a great number of'—would a single word do here? 'alarming'—this appears to be inappropriate here. |
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*unlike many articles for major musical artists, this page has no section about legacy or influence. |