Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/Infiniti G20/archive1
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It is a well rounded article that seemingly is referred to in my circles. The article is stable and does not have any editing wars. The references are adequate for a car with the popularity level it possesses coupled with that most of the information is homebrew in nature (stemming from a tight knit owner community). Also some sections of the article only appear on the wikipedia for other sources have been lost to time (i.e. paint code and sales per calendar year). I look forward to comments and if possible marginal edits. Thank you Zoli Elo 21:53, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
- Object Not enough references, among other problems. "Homebrew" information isn't acceptable for a featured article. Also, too many short sections, and rethink section order - should a one paragraph "Marketing" section really be the first after the lead? Pagrashtak 22:45, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
- Thank you very much for the suggestion on the "Marketing" section order. Maybe a move to after the "First Generation 1991-1996 (P10") and "Second Generation 1999-2002 (P11)?" Or moving "Marketing" and "Engine" into a subsection of a new section? Do you have any overall section reordering, exact thoughts? Thanks. Zoli Elo 23:10, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
- Also for the "Homebrew" information that included is quasi folkloric in nature, how would one go about properly referencing such information? I would hate to cut such information on the base that it is "poorly" referenced.... Zoli Elo 23:12, 26 June 2006 (UTC)
- I notice you've got a recent peer review for this article that's still open. Typically, peer reviews are closed when an article is nominated at FAC. However, I would suggest withdrawing this FAC for now and let the peer review run first. This article will need work before it has a shot at being featured. Pagrashtak 02:34, 28 June 2006 (UTC)