Talk:Mónica Aguilar Bonilla

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This Wikipedia article is informative and written with care (neutral tone, diverse sources, etc). However, some improvements can be made by fellow Wikipedians in terms of contents, article organization, and reference sources. Content-wise, everything presented is related to Mónica Aguilar Bonilla, but more information should be included, such as more personal information (eg. Birthplace, language spoken, etc), a more comprehensive lead section that illustrates Bonilla's contributions, and a list of her academic publications. The structure of the article also needs improvement. it is better to have Bonilla's education experiences appeared earlier and not under the heading "Research." A better heading name should be given to replace "sites" because the application for World Heritage Status doesn't quite fall into this category. In terms of reference sources, all links work well but someone fluent with Spanish is needed to check the academic rigorousness of the sources. --YumoLu (talk) 23:27, 22 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]