Talk:Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent

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Eligibility issues[edit]

@Roxedl:, breaking down the neccessary issues that would need to be fixed to make this passable for DYK (I thought it would be better here than in the nomination):

The article is just long enough by readable prose, 1522 characters and 1500 is the minimum so that's ok.
As a WP:BLP really everything needs to be cited to reliable sources to pass policy. At the moment sentences such as "Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent graduated from the University of Edinburgh in Modern History, before she began to work for the broadcaster ITV.", "She is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.", "She is the grandchild of Walter Couchman." and half the second paragraph have no citations. And that includes the hook fact.
You're perfectly welcome to suggest other hooks for consideration by the way, I think there are other possibilities.
The BBC article is a deadlink it seems, but its a good start. I think the article still leans too heavily on the subject's blog, books and interviews. More third party sources would help to strengthen the article.
The total travelled is given as either 12.561 miles or 12.783 miles, where does the discrepancy come from? If its a world record an exact figure should be available?

Let me know what you think. Spokoyni (talk) 00:06, 28 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]