User talk:Hannahpierdolla
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Article Vetting[edit]
Here are my comments on the articles you've selected, Hannah:
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome: - While it seems like this has been worked on by a few students recently, it's still flagged as having multiple issues. This could be a good fit.
Attribution bias: - This is a great fit because of content, tone, and structure.
Gaslighting: - Multiple sections need work, though the talk page seems contentious at times because of politics.
Lily Ann Granderson: - Definitely a great fit for this project; you have a lot to work with here.
Psycholinguistics: - This one seems more challenging because it is of a higher quality than the others, despite some copyediting issues.
Overall: I recommend choosing Attribution Bias and Ally LIly Ann Granderson for this project, but it's ultimately your call. Let me know when you have chosen your two articles; happy to chat further with you on this project if you have questions. Spike Mugiwara (talk) 01:31, 22 September 2020 (UTC)
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