Looking forward to it! Would appreciate your thoughts on the last two sections—I wasn't quite sure how (or whether) to handle them czar22:28, 15 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Czar, apologies for delaying the review for this long. I've completed it and left some suggestions. The article is good for the most part except some issues with its organisation. For the time being, I'm putting this on hold for them to be addressed. Tayi ArajakateTalk02:59, 18 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Earwig's copyright detector shows high likelihood of a violation, mostly due to the list under Petropavlovsk resolution and a lot of quotations used within the article. While I don't think the text per se would fall under copyright, it might be better to tone down on the quotations, and rework the list a bit. Tayi ArajakateTalk22:32, 15 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
I'd say the resolution and its points is an important aspect of the topic, and should be kept. The PD translation reads better editorially, so I'd suggest adding it instead and with a slight modification as in replacing "Communist" with "Bolshevik" or "Russian Communist Party" to avoid confusion. Tayi ArajakateTalk02:56, 18 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
No major issues with the "Repression" but the name is a bit in your face. It also relates to the charges, so it might be better editorially to keep them closer.
In section "Legacy", the first three paragraph appear to describe the immediate consequences rather than its legacy.
The last section called "Impact" doesn't describe the impact of the rebellion but rather consists of descriptions of the rebellion from three contemporaries. I'd suggest removing this section altogether as the descriptions appear to be somewhat inaccurate and might bring up neutrality issues.
Overall, my suggestion would be to merge the sections under a single section called "Aftermath" with two subsections underneath. The section called "Repression" could constitute the first two paragraphs of the single section, after which there could be two subsection called "Accusations" and "Impact".
"Accusations" would be the same as the section currently called "Charges of international and counter-revolutionary involvement".
The subsection "Impact" would be the same as the section currently called "Legacy".
Visualisation
Aftermath
Dybenko, a Bolshevik officer in the Kronstadt assault, was given full power to purge dissent as the Kronstadt Fort's new commander....
Accusations
Claims that the Kronstadt uprising was instigated by foreign and counter-revolutionary forces extended beyond the March 2 government ultimatum....
Impact
None of the Kronstadt rebellion's demands were met....
The article appears a bit too reliant on Avrich. That said, it does rely enough on others to make it ameanable for a good article.
re: Avrich, Smele's 2003 bibliography of the era does say, "Masterfully written, this volume remains the only full-length, scholarly, non-partisan account of the genesis, course and repression of the rebellion to have appeared in English." :) But I'll look to diversify in the future. czar04:16, 19 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Some of the works are a bit old, from a time when the cold war was ongoing.
In general some polishing on this front could be possible due to the above.
The "socialist and anarchist groups" in the lead could be linked to libertarian socialism. The Anarchism template should also be in the Petropavlovsk resolution section.
The subsection "Stance and measures taken by the rebels" could be renamed to "Rebel activities" for consistency.
The points have been adequately addressed, I briefly went through the sourcing again and as far as I can tell the article is compliant with the good article criteria. Good work on the article in general. PassTayi ArajakateTalk07:48, 19 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Pass
Pass Tayi Arajakate Talk 07:48, 19 January 2021 (UTC)