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=== Tone and Balance ===
=== Tone and Balance ===
The content seems to have a positive tone and language. The author mentions the benefits of Mimosa pudica extract in a informative manner, which tries to showcase an absence of bias when there actually is one in terms of not mentioning the associated side effects that may come packaged along with the benefits that the article strives to highlight. The viewpoint seen throughout the article seems to view the herb in a positive way while completely foreseeing unfavorable side effects that may accompany all the benefits being mentioned. Due to the article’s utilization of informative and descriptive means of expression, it may not come off as highly persuasive. Additionally, even though these means of expression may seem unpersuasive at first, if more research is done then some side effects may be found. Hence, a persuasion is felt towards the positive effects of the herb by leaving out potential side effect like drowsiness, dizziness, heartburn, nausea, headaches, and insomnia.


=== Sources and References ===
=== Sources and References ===

Revision as of 18:20, 21 March 2023

General info

Whose work are you reviewing?

Zejn0120

Link to draft you're reviewing
User:Zejn0120/Mimosa pudica
Link to the current version of the article (if it exists)
Mimosa pudica

Evaluate the drafted changes

This peer review is about Zejn0120’s Wikipedia article on Mimosa pudica. This Wikipedia article meets basic assignment requirements like 1 copyright-free image, 3 peer-reviewed articles, and the 500 word threshold due to the article’s 525 word count. A whole section on Anti-microbial properties was added to the already published article.

Lead

The lead does a great job at being updated to reflect the new content added which is the anti-microbial properties of the herb called Mimosa pudica. With regard to the introductory sentence, some room for improvement seems to be the case in terms of making the introductory sentence more stronger and informative about the herb and the anti-microbial properties being discussed. While the lead seems to be good, it does seem to lack the inclusion of a brief description of the article's major sections such as "Taxonomy," "Description," and "Plant movement." Some editing notes (ordered from start to end): remove "own" and correct "defence" to defense, correct "to use" to used, correct "antidepressants" to an anti-depressant, correct "damage in" to damage to, and lastly make sure to improve the grammar by adding commas before "and" where necessary. Also, add hyphens after anti each time you use it as shown and corrected earlier in the previous sentence.

Content

The content added seems to be up-to-date and does a good job at dividing the topic into 2 sub-headings called "Anti-bacterial benefits," and "Anti-fungal benefits.” While most of the content seems to be up-to-date, it may be noted that majority of the references used are nearly a decade old with only 1 of the 6 references being fairly recent as of 2021. Due to the comprehensive nature of the content provided, very little to no content seems to be missing as the article goes into sufficient depth. Some editing notes (ordered from start to end): correct "that provide" to provide, correct "in surgeries" to surgeries, correct "zone" to a zone, correct “showed high” to showed a high, correct “than leave” to than the leave, and lastly make sure to improve the grammar by adding commas before "and" where necessary. Also, the wordy phrase “due to the fact that” can be replaced by better alternatives like because or since.

Tone and Balance

The content seems to have a positive tone and language. The author mentions the benefits of Mimosa pudica extract in a informative manner, which tries to showcase an absence of bias when there actually is one in terms of not mentioning the associated side effects that may come packaged along with the benefits that the article strives to highlight. The viewpoint seen throughout the article seems to view the herb in a positive way while completely foreseeing unfavorable side effects that may accompany all the benefits being mentioned. Due to the article’s utilization of informative and descriptive means of expression, it may not come off as highly persuasive. Additionally, even though these means of expression may seem unpersuasive at first, if more research is done then some side effects may be found. Hence, a persuasion is felt towards the positive effects of the herb by leaving out potential side effect like drowsiness, dizziness, heartburn, nausea, headaches, and insomnia.

Sources and References