User talk:Avvaik92

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Peer Review for Avvai[edit]

Hi Avvai! This was a really fascinating read and a good addition to the wikipedia page on woodcuts. I only have a couple of comments.

Perhaps consider getting rid of the adjective "famous" before Fernando Leal, just for the sake of keeping your neutral tone consistent.

You might also consider having a source for the section in which you talk about illiteracy rates pre- and post-Revolution, just in case someone is interested and to back up your statement.

I do agree with Jaz about adding some subheadings to differentiate the modern from the historical just to make things a bit clearer inside the section. RaeCorrigan23 (talk) 00:51, 5 April 2019 (UTC)RaeCorrigan23[reply]