Talk:Everglow/Archive 1
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Requested move 31 March 2020
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– The group falls under WP:PRIMARYTOPIC. From March 2019-March 2020, this page saw 388k pages to the song's mere 52k. The daily average for the group is 1,010 vs. 140, or about 0.14% of this article's pageviews. However, the biggest reason for this move is the fact that the song is obviously not the primary topic. Alternatively, moving Everglow to Everglow (song) and creating a disambiguation page is an option if you feel this is too preemptive to determine a primary topic. DanielleTH (Say hi!) 22:36, 31 March 2020 (UTC)
- Support per nom, I think a primary topic swap makes sense in this instance. A dab page at the base term is also better than the status quo. —Xezbeth (talk) 16:25, 2 April 2020 (UTC)
- Support per nom.--Ortizesp (talk) 14:07, 6 April 2020 (UTC)
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Improvement suggestions
Hello! I'm new to Wikipedia. My edits on this page have been reverted for not adhering to some rules (I'm sorry for disturbing), so I'll just suggest some changes here.
- Short description: Everglow is not only stylized in all caps, but also as ΣVΣRGLOW. It's stylized like that all over their YouTube channel.
- Career: Even though Everglow did not release any albums in 2022, some important information is missing (2022-present). Here are some ideas: Everglow's first international collaborations ("Pirate (Remix)" with R3hab and "Ghost Light" with TheFatRat)[1][2]; their participation in the "Saranghae KSA - Jeddah K-pop Festival", which made them the first K-pop girl group to perform in Saudi Arabia [3]; their solo concert in Almaty, Kazakhstan, which also made them first K-pop girl group to hold a solo concert in that country and was sold out[4] (it was part of Everglow's Central Asia tour, but i couldn't find an official source for that); their participation in the fundraising concert "Ripples for Hope" in Manila, Philippines. [5]
- Members: Yiren went on a temporary hiatus from Everglow's activities on January 9, 2022 to spend time with her family in China and for academic reasons.[6] She rejoined group activities on December 24, 2022 with "Don't Ask Don't Tell" Christmas Performance video. Aisha also went on a very short hiatus on August 11, 2022 for health reasons [7], and rejoined Everglow the next week with their performance in "Super Music Festival Odaiba Live" concert.[8] I would also suggest indicating E:U's leadership (she was Everglow's leader until May 25, 2021) and Aisha and Yiren's inactivities in the members' timeline. Without indicating that, the timeline is not much use.
I hope at least some of my suggestions will be considered. If someone doesn't agree with something, please let me know. HoneyKpop (talk) 05:44, 9 January 2023 (UTC)