Which topics related to COVID-19 are missing from Wikipedia? This could be an aspect of the pandemic or how it impacts a certain group of people, it could be an important person or any other related topic.
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Subject: The name of the topic e.g Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on ....
Description: A one sentence description of the topic.
Reference sources: One or more quality reference sources that explain the topic, these could be newspaper articles, academic journal articles, publications etc. The more references sources you can provide the easier it will be to add the information to Wikipedia.
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I've been collating reference sources and adding them to a draft article, I would appreciate some help in writing the article. John Cummings (talk) 11:05, 28 May 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Would talk about things like The Atlantic's "The Pandemic Shows What Cars Have Done to Cities" article and note how many streets have been repurposed during the pandemic to give space to restaurants rather than cars in ways that might stick around after.
Suggest having COVID-19 treatment standards used by country added. There are many countries who use specific medical practices and drugs. That is currently not included in any of the WIKI Covid related pages. I don't have a specific link, but note it is an important piece of information that is currently not included
