User talk:Thompegg

Hey, we put it all in my sandbox :) Just don't forget to sign your contributions. --Kyliebennett (talk) 22:22, 28 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Hey!! Just to confirm, here are our suggestions from "add to an article". I will work on:

Add any missing citations from the first section of the article to the end of the "applications" section
Add to "Raw Materials" section (sources and types of raw materials)
Further discuss the environmental aspects of wood chip harvesting and use
Add more relevant pictures to the article

Did you want to work on the following (based on yours and Sarah's suggestions)?

Add any missing citations from the beginning of the "environmental aspects" section to the end of the article
Add a detailed "Canada" section to Market products, supply and demand
Types of wood chippers including methods
Applications of wood chips

Note that Sarah commented the following on our suggestions:

"Specific types of wood chippers might belong on a separate page and I would probably avoid writing about manufacturers unless they are mentioned in previous articles (historical significance, for example)."

--Kyliebennett (talk) 14:47, 27 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Hey Kylie,

That sounds like a plan. Do you know where we're supposed to write our rough article for this week's assignment? Do we just add the content to our sandboxes?

Thompegg (talk) 17:37, 27 February 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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