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Hey Volcanoguy, another great article! I only have one comment below, but it's just a suggestion and not something to hold up GA promotion for. The prose is clear and consistent, the references check out (thanks for using page numbers!), it has good coverage of the details, good images, and no evidence of any edit warring. Congrats on another GA! grungaloo (talk) 20:43, 19 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]
"An eruption recurrence interval of 379 years has been calculated for the MEVC by dividing 11,000 by the number of demonstrable Holocene eruptions. " - I'd suggest a minor rewrite or adding a footnote to clarify that it's 11,000 years and why 11,000 years is used (as opposed to some other number).
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