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:* Comment: ''the Queen'' is misleading to readers, and therefore fails accuracy. [[Caroline of Brunswick]] was certainly ''a queen'' (or queen consort), but readers wouldn't associate her with ''the Queen''. Methinks the self-nomination might have more to do with a reversal of an unopposed year-old merge proposal on [[South Audley Street]]. | :* Comment: ''the Queen'' is misleading to readers, and therefore fails accuracy. [[Caroline of Brunswick]] was certainly ''a queen'' (or queen consort), but readers wouldn't associate her with ''the Queen''. Methinks the self-nomination might have more to do with a reversal of an unopposed year-old merge proposal on [[South Audley Street]]. | ||
| − | + | :Let's see: 2014 prose bytes, expanded just today, no copyvios detected, AGF the offline sources, article is neutral, sufficient inline citations. If we can use a more accurate hook like this: | |
| + | *'''ALT1''': ... that [[Caroline of Brunswick|a queen]] briefly lived at 77 '''[[South Audley Street]]'''? <small>Source: "Queen Caroline was at No. 77 for a short while on her return from Italy in 1820" (''[[The London Encyclopedia]]'' 3rd edition, 2008, p. 851)</small> | ||
| + | :[[File:Symbol voting keep.svg|16px]] With that, good to go! [[User:Miraclepine|ミラ]][[User talk:Miraclepine|P]] 02:04, 27 October 2019 (UTC) | ||
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South Audley Street
- ... that the Queen briefly lived at 77 South Audley Street? Source: "Queen Caroline was at No. 77 for a short while on her return from Italy in 1820" (The London Encyclopedia 3rd edition, 2008, p. 851)
- Reviewed: Bruce Tree
5x expanded by Ritchie333 (talk). Self-nominated at 11:19, 26 October 2019 (UTC).
- Comment: the Queen is misleading to readers, and therefore fails accuracy. Caroline of Brunswick was certainly a queen (or queen consort), but readers wouldn't associate her with the Queen. Methinks the self-nomination might have more to do with a reversal of an unopposed year-old merge proposal on South Audley Street.
- Let's see: 2014 prose bytes, expanded just today, no copyvios detected, AGF the offline sources, article is neutral, sufficient inline citations. If we can use a more accurate hook like this:
- ALT1: ... that a queen briefly lived at 77 South Audley Street? Source: "Queen Caroline was at No. 77 for a short while on her return from Italy in 1820" (The London Encyclopedia 3rd edition, 2008, p. 851)