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Lede inconsistently describes transliteration from Deltinian Arabic to the iberic script as transliteration, but uses a slash for going between Creeperian script and the iberic script.
I had no idea what a pseudepigraphical text was. MOS:JARGON potentially? (maybe add a definition as a note?)
"After an attack on various objects in the museum in 1989" this seems like the sort of event that could be linked as a page
rest looks fine.
Not sure how much more you could write about this.
Content 10/10
MOS 9/10
Grammar 10/10
Seems like FA to me
