User talk:GZhen

This user is a student editor in University_at_Albany/Information_Literacy_in_the_Humanities_and_Arts_(Spring_2021) .

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WCI Peer Review

The lead is overall a good source of basic information on the topic of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis. I find it is engaging and informative in that it gives historical reference and the use today. I do however, think that the inclusion of the skepticism being included in the lead can result in some bias for the reader and a bad opinion of the topic to begin with. I feel that other than that one section of the lead, the article is overall neutral and shows no real bias. I can see that there is more of a focus on information and data rather than feelings about the subject. The edits to the article are balanced in that there is adequate information given on each section to provide a basic understanding of the topic and how it works. In terms of sources, there are a lot of sources used and many if not all seem to be reliable and from experts on the topic. JaredSCooper (talk) 15:21, 9 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]