User talk:Jhc2675
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Articles to work on
[edit]- Music genre -- I think that this could be a good one to work on but you'd have to read carefully through the talk page's two archived pages (see the link towards the top of the talk page) to make sure that it's actually something you want to take on. The question is going to be: can you work on this in a way that moves from and productively intervenes in the previous attempts to shape this article?
- Record label -- this is a surprisingly good one -- note that the current structure has been in place for at least 5 years but it doesn't really make sense as a structure. It needs someone to come in and reorganize it while still keeping all of the content.
- Album-- semi-protected, so let's avoid,.
- Single (music) -- this is a great one. The current organization doesn't make sense and stuff has been added piecemeal.
- Record producer -- also a good one, although not as clear as the others.
Etherfire (talk) 18:46, 20 February 2019 (UTC)
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