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I learned that there are ways to evaluate the credibility of an article on wikipedia quickly, without having to make assumptions that it isn't credible just because we are told not to use it as a primary source

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There aren't many problems with the quality of this article. There is no warning banner, no improper use of language, and the article consists of many references. This article contains an abundance of facts, with very few value or opinion based statements. The only minor problem that there seems to be is the use of "some" or "many", not addressing a certain group of people (in this situation not specifying whether certain info is about adults or children).

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When taking a look into conversations about the food allergy article between the wiki editors, they did not seem to have many issues with the content of their fellow editors, but it was more about expanding on specific ideas mentioned throughout the article. They would typically give suggestions in order to present their new views or perspectives on certain information that is given

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When evaluating this specific article on wikipedia, it has many components of a quality article. The leading section or introduction is very understandable. It uses diction that is fairly easy to keep up with and even if they used words that aren't as familiar to us, they provide a definition or explanation of that specific word or phrase. It also is balanced very well. There isn't one section of the article that overtakes all of the others. It provides plenty of information on the major aspects of food allergies (signs, symptoms, diagnosis, cause, treatment, along with further research that may be beneficial)

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A food allergy is an abnormal immune response to food. The symptoms of the allergic reaction may range from mild to severe. They may include itchiness, swelling of the tongue, vomiting, diarrhea, hives, trouble breathing, or low blood pressure. This typically occurs within minutes to several hours of exposure.

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I chose this article, because it is something that many people are affected by, which provides a lot of different facts, opinions, and perspectives on how much it may affect someone on a day-to-day basis. The fact that people with food allergies don't all react in the same way as others with the same food allergy is interesting in my eyes.