This was a very successful week for my progress on the Wikipedia page. I completed my section on the vendors, and began working on the history of the farmers market. Ava and I collaborated on this part by each reading an article and doing a write up that including both readings. Ava and I then worked together to start uploading our research onto the Wiki page. Once we each upload the information that we each found respectively, we started working on the actual markup and structure of the page. We knew this was an important part of getting a good article award.
One worry that we have is that we have too many lists on our page and we want to have more paragraph material but we are unsure of what this could be. We already have the histories as paragraphs, but do we need more to make the page look more structured?
To receive a good article award, the page needs to be well written, verifiable, broad, neutral, stable, and contain images with captions. Personally, I want to make sure that our article qualifies for a good article since I have already worked a lot on it. I think that as a group, we need to all put in our fair share of time and information. I look forward to how our page turns out.
My plan for the next week is to either continue working on the first paragraph of the page or to find a new topic to write a paragraph on.