Talk:Taganga

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Class upgrade

I have upgraded from C to B and compared the article Taganga with:

Other "C-class articles":
- Piaroa people
- Lupe Fuentes - short to be "C-class" imho
- Gorgona Island, Colombia - would be more "B-class"
- Leonel Álvarez - just C, maybe
- Ocaina language - should be "Start" imho
- Tairona - C or just B
Other "B-class articles":
- América de Cali - has tags for maintenance
- Avianca Flight 203 - short article, "B-class" seems a bit high
- La Guajira Department - less than double the size in bytes (which doesn't say much) on a whole department vs a village of 5000 people
- Kakwa language - shouldn't be "B-class" imho
- Antonio Villavicencio - could be expanded, looks ok for B-class
- Francisco José Lloreda Mera - idem
- Joaquín Camacho - idem
- Nukak people - idem
es:Taganga on the Spanish Wikipedia - listed as "stub" there but that seems outdated, has more about the history which should form the basis to include here and boost Taganga to an A-class article, lacks infobox and lay-out is not as well organized as our Taganga
the availability of sources online, already when writing the article; it will be hard to find many more sources that are not travel websites
the list of references available for either checks of the text or further reading
the different chapters and completeness of them