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A fact from Dreamtime (climb) appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 9 July 2024 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that Dreamtime(pictured) is one of the world's most famous bouldering routes?
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Thanks @Arconning. The comments are very helpful and I think I have responded to them all but just to clarify some things (per below). Look forward to your feedback. Aszx5000 (talk) 17:38, 9 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]
In a 2009 article on Dreamtime, PlanetMountain said: "So beautiful and important, the Dreamtime immediately did as its name suggests, it made everyone dream and, in doing so, it became a reference point for cutting-edge problems, one of the most famous boulders in the world, second perhaps only to Midnight Lightning, freed by Ron Kauk in 1978 at Camp Four in Yosemite.[4] Others have also labeled Dreamtime as being the world's most famous boulder route,[20] often along with Midnight Lightning, and credited it for promoting the development of the sport.[6], where does the quotation end? The references don't support the 2009 article claim.
Done That was the wrong reference, I have added the correct ref that has the entire sentence as a quote.
Climbing, listed Dreamtime and The Story of Two Worlds,, remove unnecessary commas.
Done
Repeating Dreamtime became a rite-of-passage for every major boulder climber., add considered.
Done, changed to Repeating Dreamtime is considered a rite-of-passage for major boulder climbers
Reference 1 should be changed as it's mainly user generated. Thought it can also be omitted.
Not done 'theCrag' is a very well regarded database of international climbing route (the European version of Mountain Project), which climbers would recognise as authoritive. It is therefore okay to keep this? thanks
Reference 6 should have the original German title as the title, could put a "trans-title=" template for it. Also specify the language using "lang=de". Also do this with references 22, 25, 27, and 32, with their respective languages and titles.
Done added "trans-title" and "language" to reference 6; however Not done, do I still need to change their titles to the original language or can I keep the en translated versions?
Please use the original titles alongside the translated titles. See reference 2 on Laufey (singer) for a guide.
Done, hopefully I have got that right.
Reference 11 needs to use the archived version, link leads to updated website and not the source.
Done, replaced that with a new reference that has Hojer's original quote.
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