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April 2017

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Alaska National Guard

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Far too much unsourced content. The lead starts out good, even though it is supposed to be a summary of referenced content found in the body of the article which would not really need sourcing, then it get spotty. One reference in the fourth of five paragraphs (Judaism and the early church) or no source in entire sections (Usage and Middle Ages) invites an WP:original research tag. This is a draft about a "practice of reciting specific prayers at each of the canonical hours", more specifically, "the official set of prayers" referred to as "Divine Office". The opening lead sentence needs to delineate what is attempted in the third paragraph. While members of a certain church may understand what is written this will not always be the case. Mentioning "the Church" in broad terms introduces bias because most religious people consider their church to be "the Church" but may not practice Divine Office. Providing a list of churches that supposedly does practice Divine Office needs a source and not a dead link. In fact 5 out of 21 (approaching 24%) dead links does not help.

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Stop migrating "sexual abuse" sections

You are currently appear to be migrating a lot of "sexual abuse" material in diocese articles into a "controversy" section. Per WP:CSECTION, controversy sections are discouraged, and material is best kept in the history sections. I am undoing these edits. -- Nat Gertler (talk) 14:44, 3 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

If you are going to do this then I suggest a reformatting of the history section to remove the section header "Sex abuse" as th other headers are all chronological in nature on pretty much every diocosan page. The headers used to be more topical, but I have been following their slow migration over the past few months to being simply chronological. This is why I was migrating the topic to it's own sections.

I might suggest that instead of simply restoring these sections en mass, the information should be put into the properly dated order. Likewise bullet point listings should also be removed as that is not how history sections are typically formatted. Magjozs (talk) 16:04, 3 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

There are indeed many improvements to be done that I do not have time&energy for at the moment. (The only change beyond undoing I did was to correct the header capitalization in some instances.) I think I've now undone all of them from the past couple weeks. There are some places where the abuse could be better integrated into the text, and some where they really are in roughly the right place (such as one where the abuse started in 1998 but was not talked of for years appearing right after the 2000s history header; the "sex abuse" header could be simply made a subhead of that.) -- Nat Gertler (talk) 16:13, 3 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

I am not against it as a subheader, but that would call into question the fact that many, many historic headers have been culled from these pages in the last few months (probably longer before I started watching them) in favor of simple chronological dating. These should also be restored as subheaders Magjozs (talk) 16:18, 3 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Quite probably. The date divisions seem largerly abritrary. -- Nat Gertler (talk) 17:00, 3 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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