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Nezzadar’s Good Article Assessment Template
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1: Passes - see sub-criteria:

A: Passes: This isn't my writing style, but it works well. I pass it with no objections.
B: Barely passes: Okay, normally I wouldn't care about the amount of Jargon in this article, but this is a GA nomination. I have to point it out. Thankfully, most of the terms can be extrapolated easily by context clues.

2: Passes - see sub-criteria:

A: Passes - It would appear to be valid.
B: Passes - In line citations present.
C: Passes - Assuming the two books cited are not themselves origional research, but this is a death spiral, as everything was at one time primary research.

C: Passes - see sub-criteria:

A: Passes - broad enough coverage, I can't think of anything to add.
B: Passes - consistently stays on topic.

D: Passes - Well done! The article is attached to WWII and yet is completely neutral. This, I guess, is the one benefit to having a technical detail heavy article.
E: Passes - Looking at the history, it is my judgment that there really isn't that much action at all, let alone an edit war or other such nonsense.
F: Passes - see sub-criteria:

A: Passes - Four images, all public domain. Nothing particularly suspicious.
B: Passes - Yeah, they work.
Decision: PASSES

Nezzadar 02:27, 9 October 2009 (UTC)

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