Wikipedia:Peer review/Interlingua/archive1
I've been expanding this page, trying to collect information so far not published in English and translating it to add to this page. I've added more information on the grammer, history, and phonology; tried to clean up some awkward phrases and codes; and tried to NPOV-ize it (neither being pejorative of it, nor exalting it, but just calling it what it is). I'd appreciate it if I could get some stronger scrutiny than the page normally gets, to try to get this up to featured article quality. Almafeta 18:00, 19 May 2005 (UTC)
- It looks like a clear, well-written article, although I can't say I know much about linguistics. The "Other uses" paragraphs in the top section should probably be moved to a disambiguation page, with a link at the top of this page. The "French, Italian, Spanish/Portuguese, and English" sentence could contain links to the various French language, Italian language, &c. pages. (They are linked much further down, but in this case I think a double-reference won't hurt.) It is always suggested here that you include references. — RJH 19:49, 24 May 2005 (UTC)