Talk:Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre

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This article has one source, the website of the designer and is written in is, what I think, a lot of past tense.

Can someone with a better understanding of Wikipedia guidelines take a look at this page please?

I came on this page looking or some critical information speaking to why a city built an entire Olympic park without holding or being awarded or even bidding for an Olympic Games. This page mostly speaks about the capacity of venues and that the play/match areas are all Olympic standard. I could be wrong, which is why I am requesting assistance, but I think this page sounds like a brochure for the place.

Biggest issue to me is that there is only one source: the designer of the complex.

Thank you for your time in addressing my request.

Writetoronny (talk) 05:01, 28 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]