As I stated earlier we learn something new everyday. I always wondered why Wikipedia's format seemed less pleasing to the eye than most websites. I did not know the goal of Wikipedia was to provide a neutral argument. Wikipedia tries to re-frame from leaning one way or the other. Hence, that is why you do not get a lot of color or many artistic skills on display. Furthermore, I also learned that Wikipedia is not as clustered as it looks. Meaning, before completing the readings and the training modules, the free encyclopedia seemed a bit confusing to me. Now that I understand the format and some of its functions, Wikipedia does not seem as clustered as before. I am aware that everything has it's place and everything is meant to be clear and concise.

@ AmaniSensei: Hello! I noticed your journals are all separated into different sections. I think it would be best to organize your journals together with dated titles so they are easier to go through. I'm not sure if it is required to do it that way, but I have seen it done that way on other student's pages. Other than that, I am glad you are understanding Wikipedia more. Also, like you said the site is very neutral since the main priority is being encyclopedia after all. — Sabub ( talk) 21:48, 1 June 2019 (UTC)

Thanks for the feedback {{ping|Sabub}} I recognized this problem so in order to compensate I included links to the journals on my user page. This should make things a little easier. --~~~