1. This article does not have any cleanup banners and already meets Wikipedia's standards. This article is very neutral and just states facts. The factual aspects of this article are not disputed. The article does not need any editing for spelling errors or grammar issues. The material is appropriate for an encyclopedia and it covers many aspects of flag etiquette. The article is up to date and has been verified by an expert. This article has footnotes as well as references.
2. This article is written in a clear and organized way. It has very neutral tones, the authors do not take sides, they just give the facts and all the facts are referenced. And the information reported seems to be complete with no gaps.
3. Reliable References:
General Service Administration
US Flag Facts
The Government Code
Possibly unreliable references:
London Olympics
Public Law
Definitely Unreliable references:
What's Hot at Fort McPherson
4. This article has a rating of a B and has a Top Importance rating. The main topic of discussion is the Civil Flag and what its purposes are. This article is very informative and I don't doubt its facts at all.
5. I feel this article is very reliable and very user friendly. It was easy to scroll down and find one particular aspect of the flag. It states facts and the facts are easy to check. This article gives plenty of references (78) so there are many places to follow up on the research.
Great job validating this Wikipedia article!
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