The text of the entry was: Did you know ... that St Caffo's Church, Llangaffo, Wales, commemorates St Caffo who was martyred in the area in the 6th century?
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What is meant exactly by an "Early English style". Are their any architectural elements which have a formal name?
You might consider splitting the section from "The 19th-century church is still in use and belongs to the Church in Wales. " into a Services section.
The section is named"History and location". I had expected to see a brief location description. Can you add a sentence to say the church is located xxxx miles south of xxxx near the xxxx etc in both the lead and this section? Example: The church is located along the B4419 road in the northern part of the village of Llangaffo, roughly 5 miles northwest of Caernarfon by air. Please also note this in the lead.
Added what I can.
I'd rather not, for consistency with other articles in the series which all have the same sectioning.
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This is a quality article which meets all of the GA criteria, short, but very well focused and written, the way an encyclopedia article should be. It's not ready for FA though yet, I think more detail would be needed for that. Good job, I'm promoting this.♦ Dr. Blofeld 20:20, 2 August 2011 (UTC)Reply
