Talk:Library of Congress Classification:Class T, subclass TT -- Handicrafts. Arts and crafts

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Article "issues"

I'll see what I can do with the issues raised if someone would explain why they're so badly in need of fixing. Currently, there are four problems listed. I have counter-arguments to three of them:

It needs additional references or sources for verification.
- Other subsections have one source -- the same one that I used here.
- The article's subject is of a nature where most other sources would essentially be copied from the one listed (or similar material from the same organization)
It may be confusing or unclear for some readers.
- No more so than any of the other articles for LoC sub-classifications.
It needs to be expanded.
- Expanded how? Every number listed in the source is either in the article or in a different subclass

The only on I won't argue with is cleanup. I won't say that I agree with it, but I won't beat you over the head with a cast-iron skillet for saying it's neccessary, either.

Any light that can be shed on these "issues" would be appreciated. — AnnaKucsma Speak! 18:34, 13 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]