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Hi IP and Fnlayson, I'm following up on this FAR after a note on my talk page. I took a quick skim, and I'm going to note some concerns below. Are either one of you interested in addressing these concerns?
I believe the citation needed tags are valid. I am particularly concerned that the "List of Hubble instruments" does not have any citations. I think some of these paragraphs are verified by the citation in the subsequent paragraph, but this will need to be checked.
The article suffers from MOS:OVERSECTION, with lots of one-paragraph sections that can be merged. Some of these might be warranted, others might not be. For example, "Servicing Mission 3A" and "3B" might be merged together, with multiple hatnotes at the top of the section, "Policy" and "Proposals" might be merged in the "Public use" section, and some of the shorter sections in "Important discoveries" might be merged into a miscellaneous section or grouped together in another way. Thoughts?
"Logsdon, John M.; Snyder, Amy Paige; Launius, Roger D.; Garber, Stephen J.; Newport, Regan Anne, eds. (2001)." is listed in the bibliography but is not used as an inline citation. Should this be used as a source or should it be removed?
"HUBBLE INSTRUMENTS REMAIN IN SAFE MODE, NASA TEAM INVESTIGATING". Per MOS:ALLCAPS this should be converted to lowercase and this citation should be properly formatted.
http://69.142.160.183/~dispenser/ finds tons of weblinks that need to be checked. I took care of references 1 to 70. hubblesite.org in particular is bad, it made redirects to the main page and removed all the referenced articles. web.archive.org doesn't have these pages because it thinks the 301 redirect is sufficient. Everything from Space Telescope Science Institute is likely dead or needs at least a new URL. --mfb (talk) 07:34, 7 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Thanks! It looks like it'll be a bit of a slog, but manageable. The news releases from hubblesite.org seem to still be there, just in different places; other content of theirs is harder to track down. XOR'easter (talk) 16:05, 7 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
I think between XOR and myself we've found the dodgy links and either replaced or fixed them; I just went through from 200-end. Primefac (talk) 07:25, 11 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]
We would need a source to indicate it, and possibly wait until the issue has either been fixed or demonstrated to be an irreparable failure before adding. Primefac (talk) 19:01, 7 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]