Hrmailhos
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If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me on my talk page. Shalor (Wiki Ed) (talk) 19:59, 12 February 2020 (UTC)
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edit- This one is interesting. It was just edited extensively by a greek history class. Lots of great content here with good sources. I think it would be worthwhile really digging into it to see how much it fits with Wikipedia conventions. I can see a few things up front to be done. I think that the aim here would try to get it to GA-worthy status. What else would have to be done? (You might compare it to the failed GA nomination of Women in Ancient Rome
- There is stuff to do here, although it is quite an active page. It might work.
- This one is good. I can see some strange things up front. I think a strong hand could be used here. You should be able to find comparable pages that are GA status. There are some recent editors, so you might get some interaction.
- This one will work as well. Clear stuff to be done, starting with the lead not reflecting the article.
- Definitely stuff to be done here. Some problems with WP:OR it seems, which presents some problems, but I think that you could address them.
So you have a few good options here. I would't recommend doing more than one of the bios. Pick one of those and maybe the Women one. But I'll make them all available Etherfire (talk) 20:25, 16 February 2020 (UTC)