Pipes edit
Pipes — factual review initiated on March 19, 2008.
Due to the fact that the article on "Pipes" covers an important topic, has not been factually reviewed before, and appears to be well-written, I request that it be factually reviewed. — Thomas H. Larsen 08:05, 20 March 2008 (UTC)
Article sections edit
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Summary edit
Factual reviewers: Plumber, Piper
The "Summary" section of the article claims that "... pipes are useless ...", which appears (a) unverifiable, and (b) heavily biased. — Piper
The "Summary" section claims that "... pipes are always grey ...", which is most definitely inaccurate and unverifiable. — Plumber
Uses of pipes edit
Factual reviewers: PipeUser, Pied Piper, Plumber
Types of pipes edit
Factual reviewers: SquarePipe, Pied Piper, Round Pipe, Cylinder
Materials of pipes edit
Factual reviewers: Plastic, Steel Tube
This section of the article claims that "... [a]ll pipes are made from plastic ...", which is false and unverifiable. — Steel Tube
I feel that this section fails to provide adequate coverage, especially in regards to varying materials of pipes — plastic, wooden, stone, concrete, steel, and others. — Plastic
Construction of pipes edit
Factual reviewers: Piper, Steel Tube
History of pipes edit
Factual reviewers: Plumber
Footnotes edit
Factual reviewers: Notetaker, Foot