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Clevas1 Use more sources, cite the beginning paragraph,and cite more throughout the second paragraph. In the second paragraph, use less quotes and try to include more information. Also, try to make it less argumentative. Oblitz1 (talk) 14:45, 27 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Clevas1 Clevas 1 Peer Review

• Great intro, a little work on transitioning (bullet 3)

• Trans* should be changed to transgender- more formal in my opinion

• Maybe talk about kyle in the first paragraph to allow introduction for the audience (you kind of jump into an example after you introduce the topic you are discussing)

• “These athletes are scared to come out as trans* because of the strict rules and regulations” [Should add- according to…. And list rules]

• Great tone… No slang

• Experience* should be experienced in last sentence (past tense)

• Very neutral, Kyle is a good example for audience to engage in

• Expand the introduction paragraph (Balance) – if Kyle is the main focus, maybe the page should focus on Kyle Allums

o Title – Kyle Allums (you can give info on his birth name, who he was before basketball, his transition, and then…. o Subtitle – Kyle alums experience in college basketball (give info from your second paragraph adding his hardships and overall studies about life as a transgender athlete in college.


Jdeeme2 (talk) 14:48, 27 October 2015 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Oblitz1 (talkcontribs)