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@Sammi Brie Just want to confirm - has this article passed, or is there still more to do? I was a bit confused by this edit that another editor made, and wanted to check before I changed the Wikiproject templates to GA. Cheers, Pi.1415926535 (talk) 17:39, 24 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Earwig finds no issues (3.8%). Five sources were chosen for a spot check, no issues found:
11: I trust you here. I can't find the station because I can't get sufficient resolution on the map image. Another ref was chosen instead...
1: Researched timeline of MBTA service changes. I presume this is considered an RS?
Yes - Belcher is an officer of the Boston Street Railway Association (and the original version of the timeline was published by them). I did manage to find a higher-resolution copy of the atlas for source 1.
15: Unionville is not mentioned, presumably because it wasn't even part of the case.
18: MBTA approval for 365-space parking lot in Franklin.
20: Mention of Franklin Youth Services use of profits.
21: Has to be combined with #1 to get the fact, but works to bolster #1.
No concerns about the images which are all libre licensed and have alt text.
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