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Hi there! I'm very sorry for this review being pushed back so much, but I've been really busy lately with projects, thus unable to do much on Wikipedia. I hope I can get to this in two weeks when my schedule looks better. Again, I'm very sorry but I hope you understand... Greetings; Cartoon network freak (talk) 19:58, 27 May 2019 (UTC)Reply
@CelestialWeevil: Hi there again! I have read the article entirely today, and if we were to judge only by the quality of the written text, this would become GA immediately (at least). However, point 2 of the Good Article criteria is about being "verifiable". Here is a list of, at least in my opinion, unreliable references the article relies on:
Metal Insider (#4) — seems to be simply a blog, no accurate editorial oversight
Metal as Fuck (#7) — same as above; the text reads in first person, hinting at the possible fact that this is a blog
Metalorgie (#11) — see above
RIP Magazine (#44) — see above; alone from the look of thr website we can judge, I think
This were a few examples of information being taken from unreliable sources. As for Last Rights, the removal of these sources would mean a major trim-down of the article and a new structure would be needed. However, I don't see such a change as "minor", and this is why I have to fail this, sadly, 'cause as said it's very well-written. Hope you'll renominate in the future. Greetings and good luck; Cartoon network freak (talk) 19:36, 11 June 2019 (UTC)Reply
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