Talk:Bapatla railway station

Latest comment: 5 years ago by Rhadow in topic Context is everything
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Context is everything

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This article should serve as an object lesson in how not to write an encyclopedia article about a railway station. It is a random collection of facts with no curation and no organization.

The lede describes nothing about the station, not even its location. The paragraph is filled with trivia about where it fits in the administrative hierarchy.

The Classification section provides no context whatsoever about ADARSH (what's that?), Category B (what does that mean to a reader?), or Model Station (Is that something to strive for?).

In the infobox, there is a wheelchair icon. That's a made up fact, likely false. The station has no lifts. Just because the icon is pretty is no reason to include it. It is also a violation of MOS:ICON Rhadow (talk) 16:41, 10 February 2019 (UTC)Reply