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The original review was reverted; a new reviewer is needed to start from scratch and do a complete review according to the GA criteria. Thank you very much. BlueMoonset (talk) 16:22, 10 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you. I look forward to your insights. simongraham (talk)
"However, the German's recorded no loss" - I'm certainly no master of punctuation and am not quite confident to just remove it myself, but I don't think the apostrophe is warranted
Good spot. I have amended this to remove the ambiguity.
The Jutland artwork - if possible, I think it would be helpful to indicate in the caption if Maenad is the vessel partially seen in the foreground or the shadowy vessels in the background
It seems to be the one on the foreground. Amended.
Campbell isn't used, remove or move to further reading
I have reread the relevant parts in Campbell and added some hopefully interesting facts.
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