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The ten random pages test, stolen from Ambi and others.

  • Whale - Great! A good start, it's through and quite well laid out.
  • Graham Hancock - Not bad either, not as detailed as the first article but I wouldn't expect it to be.
  • Kira Vincent-Davis - The first stub I encounter, about a voice actress I've never heard, who does voice roles in anime films, I think, although the article didn't say it.
  • CBNT - The second stub, a television call sign, and err... that's it. It's not a bad stub, as stubs go.
  • Chunnam Techno College - A stub about a college in South Korea, I think probably a university although the article doesn't make it particularly clear.
  • Intel 80486 - A proccessor chip, not a stub, looks detailed, but not something I can get enthusiastic about ;)
  • Princess Helena Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein - Quite detailed again, needed a bit of structural change, I broke it up into sections and I think that made it better.
  • R215 (KwaZulu-Natal) - A stub about a road in South Africa, although the article wasn't clear about that and I had to click on Regional Route (South Africa) to find out. At least it wasn't a British B-road though ;p
  • Autotrash - Oh dear. This article is a stub - basically an external link, it's marked with {{cleanup}} and it's on VFD, can it get any worse?
  • N.F.R.O. - A stub about a song from 2003. Looks like a good candidate to merge with the Gilbert Hotel album article (also a stub).

OK, so in total 6 out of 10 were stubs. 1 out of 10 are on VFD (I think that was just unlucky though ;) but all of them had categories, none of them (ok, bar one) need cleanup, so I don't think that's too bad. I'm quite pleased with this, actually. Joolz 00:10, 26 August 2005 (UTC)