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Revision as of 22:04, 2 May 2014 by 184.147.147.28 (talk) (factual errors to correct in article, meets review criteria (but someone else needs to answer QPQ part))
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Abdul Sattar Ranjoor
- ... that the Kashmiri communist leader and poet Abdul Sattar Ranjoor was killed in his house in 1990?
Created by Soman (talk). Self nominated at 19:19, 1 May 2014 (UTC).
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- ... that Kashmiri politician Abdul Sattar Ranjoor was also a famous poet and was assassinated by militants at age 73?
- On the review criteria:
- - New - Yes, the article was created on May 1
- - Long enough – Yes, the prose portion is 1,576 characters
- - is neutral - Yes, although it would be better to specify a specific group rather than "militants"
- - cites sources with inline citations - Yes
- - is free of close paraphrasing issues, copyright violations and plagiarism - yes for the sources I could access
- - Hook - is 112 characters (suggested alternate is 128 characters)
- - Hook facts - they all are cited
- - QPQ – ??? (sorry, I have not figured out how to tell this yet)
- Fact checking the article:
- NB sources 1, 3, 4, 6 and 11 are not available online so I have not been able to check against them and source 8 is viewable but would not show for me (source 8 is important because it alleges fraud on the part of his opponent's party)
- source 2 says party's founding secretary, not state secretary
- source 5 says he was a noted poet but doesn't specify he wrote in Urdu
- there is a date discrepancy to fix - source 5 says he was killed on April 8, 1990 but the article says (unsourced) that is was March 23
- also source 5 spells his home village as Keegam Shopian while the article has Kegem Shopian. We don't have an article for the place either way so why not match the source?
- the article says he was shot and killed instantly but the source given for it (source 5) does not mention either fact
- sources 9 and 10 do not confirm the statements in the article (his third-place finishes in elections and number of votes) because they only give data for the first and second place candidates
- should there be redirects for the alternate spellings seen in some sources, such as Abdul Sattar Ranjur?
- 184.147.147.28 (talk) 22:04, 2 May 2014 (UTC)
- ... that Kashmiri politician Abdul Sattar Ranjoor was also a famous poet and was assassinated by militants at age 73?