Wikipedia:Peer review/Pierce Brosnan/archive1
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Faied FA only due to prose. Ultra! 14:34, 25 May 2008 (UTC)
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Ruhrfisch comment: I read the FAC and the comments all say that this needs a copyedit. I have scanned the article and agree. Have you asked for help with a copy edit? Try asking someone from WP:PRV or WP:LOCE for help. Once the article is as polished as you can get it, I would then go back to the FAC reviewers and politely ask them to look at the article again.
Frankly I am not sure what else Peer Review can provide you - the problem is clear, get a very thorough copyedit. I hope this helps, Ruhrfisch ><>°° 04:09, 29 May 2008 (UTC)
SGGH
I suggest:
- Wikilink the other films in the lead?
- Wikilink "US" in the lead
- "born to a carpenter Thomas" doesn't really flow well enough.
- "abandoned the family" is pov, we have no idea why he left unless it says so in a third party RS
- Some of the paragraphs are short and could be merged
- "A fire eater was teaching women how to put the flames across the chest and they had their tops off. So he thought he'd join in and learnt how to fire-eat" the first sentence seems slightly convoluted, as if the author was afraid of saying breasts, and the second sentence is a bit casual in tone, and there is a typo.
- "the ruggedly handsome title role in the NBC romantic detective series Remington Steele" er.... is that a third party statement or the authors opinion?
- "that Brosnan was going to inherit another role of Moore's" you havent mentioned Roger Moore before, so full name/wikilink him. [I assume you mean him?]
- "legal squabbles" squabbles?
- Again, some of these paragraphs could be merged.
- I very much doubt one new sunday times article is notable enough to be in the further reading, I don't think this section is needed.
Hope these points help you! SGGH speak! 15:39, 29 May 2008 (UTC)