Talk:Wingman Project
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editThis article was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment, between 22 January 2020 and 27 June 2020. Further details are available on the course page. Peer reviewers: Jasdeep-SH, Go-editors, AprilGa91962893, Rpaylor, Adamash981, Markowijaya.
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Impacts Section
editThis article could benefit from an Impacts section. This article does a good job laying out some of the details about the goals and inception of the organization, but doesn't have any information or updates from the last 10 years. Laying out some statistics about how many interactions the org has had, or the accomplishments made in the last few years could be beneficial for the article. Rpaylor (talk) 18:14, 17 March 2020 (UTC)
Peer Review
editThe introduction is a good start but could use a bit more information. Perhaps as more content is added to the article itself, there will be more to put in the introduction. Also, the article seems to be a bit incomplete. It could benefit from a section about what this program is currently up to, or a section about how the program itself actually works. The project goals section articulately does its job, however, and there are a large number of citations for an article of this size. The tone is very good as well.Adamash981 (talk) 21:12, 17 March 2020 (UTC)
This article could benefit from more sources and information. The introduction does a great job of laying out the concept and setting up the rest of the article, but the remaining sections do not have enough substantial information to back up all of the points the article is trying to make. Additionally, the article could benefit from the addition of credible sources that come from more than just website pages, especially in the “About the Wingman Project” section because it only covers up to 2012. How the project has continued or failed to continue in the past 8 years would be interesting to see. In the project goal section, including a paragraph on how they were or are working towards achieving that goal would be beneficial, and, lastly, the addition of a criticism and impact section covering what the Wingman project has done well or failed to do would tie the page together.AprilGa91962893 (talk) 05:01, 18 March 2020 (UTC)
Peer Evaluation
editPositive Points
LEAD: The lead section is clear and does a good job of outlining the project and the primary actors. This could be helpful in serving as a general outline for the rest of the article.
CONTENT: There is detailed coverage of the Wingman project, as well as the project goals. Perhaps, to improve the article, these two sections can be reorganised as an “About” as well as a “History” section to distinguish between what the objectives are, as well as the conception of the initiative.
Areas of Improvement
BALANCE: The article does not cover different perspectives on the project, neither does it present details on the outcomes. The article does not have a “Critiques” or “Impacts” section, which could introduce significant viewpoints on the perspectives towards the Project.
SOURCES: Currently, the sources used are primarily from online websites and apps. This could be useful in showing what the project is officially described as, but risks rendering this article more of an advertisement, without academic sources. To improve the reliability of the article, it could be a good idea to use academic journal articles that analyse suicide prevention efforts in the US, including the Wingman Project.
SIGNIFICANCE OF ARTICLE: There does not seem to be much critical information that the Project shows. While the cause is important in itself, it is possible that this could be a subsection of a broader article, such as United States military veteran suicide epidemic. This could hence be repackaged. Otherwise, there could be new sections evaluating the project or exploring the social media presence of the Wingman Project, if any.
Peer Review
edit1. The introduction is short and sweet but could help with more information such as who started the project and the background of that person. 2. The article should also include the history of the project instead of 'About the Wingman Project' because the introduction is basically explaining what the project is about. 3. The article should include an 'Impact' section to show how effective has the project been preventing veterans from suicide, and if the project is still ongoing. Markowijaya (talk) 06:48, 18 March 2020 (UTC)