User talk:Preshlistana/sandbox

Latest comment: 6 years ago by Elleg13 in topic Peer Review

Preshlistana Peer Review edit

Area Peer Review edit

The contribution as it would appear in the main article, or a draft of it is not yet available but from is planned, I think that adding a section on the possible future of the area would be important. However, I would suggest being cautious to reference sources that are particularly diverse and reliable because the information deals with hypotheses about what will happen. Therefore it is important that the information added clearly walks the reader through the current facts or event that inform each of the future possibilities that will be mentioned. The current lead of the section "Central market/Tenderloin Strategy" does not exactly tell the reader that the section will be about where the are is headed to. Maybe working on a title that illustrates the goal of the section better would make the contribution stronger.

Sector Peer Review edit

I think that your plan is pretty clear and that the information would be relevant to the article as a whole. My suggestion would be to make sure you have a clear structure that clearly addresses each of the points you plan to elaborate. As previously mentioned, I would also suggest adding multiple sources so that the information presented can be truly representative of diverse views in the field. Lastly, I would suggest thinking about how much space should be allocated to each point (micro finance is not a silver bullet/ but micro finance is a viable option). The view point that is most supported by scholars in the field should be more represented to reflect the views in the field. Rassidatou (talk) 11:14, 2 November 2017 (UTC)Reply

Peer Review edit

Central Market/Tenderloin Strategy by SF Planning Commission I think this is a solid plan and it will contribute to the quality of the article. Make sure to remain neutral in this topic.

Banker To The Poor: Micro-Lending and the Battle Against World Poverty by Muhammad Yunus I think the pros and cons are very important to add. Make sure to use sources outside of the book to make your argument stronger. Elleg13 (talk) 18:35, 2 November 2017 (UTC)Reply