As I read the article about Álvar Núñez, I didn’t seem to see anything that wasn’t of relevance to the article topic. The article goes through everything about Álvar Núñez without any bias or distractions from the main point of the article. the article is very lengthy and packed full of info about who he is, what he’s done, the people he’s met, things he’s discovered, and the problems that came along with each expedition. All of the citations, links, and the sources really help the reader understand the article better. Nothing seems to be out of date source wise and in the talk page they all seem to be honestly trying to fix some problems about some things like why some sources spell Cabeza de Vaca, “Cabeca de Vaca” and some thought of it to be of an older version of Portuguese language where the “c” and “z” were interchangeable in some cases. The article was rated as Low-Importance in the U.S. and this was also talked about in the talk page in the effort to try and raise the rating from low-importance to of something of a higher rating. This article differs little from how we talk in class as we tend to touch on a lot of good subjects that most people wouldn’t think about. Overall a good article.