I've not been an official member of wikipedia for long, but I have browsed for a while, and done small edits (usually Grammar and Link correction)
Most of what I do you will never notice. I redirect and merge where there are 2 or more pages on the same subject (for instance; merging Nick Ut and Huynh Cong Ut and making the former a redirect), alter links to lead to the correct page instead of disambiguation, and checking external links to make sure they are still relevant and not returning a 404. Ideally all of these edits should be transparent and the casual user will never notice they are there.
My opinion on editing is: An Article is complete not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
I've not been an official member of wikipedia for long, but I have browsed for a while, and done small edits (usually Grammar and Link correction)
Most of what I do you will never notice. I redirect and merge where there are 2 or more pages on the same subject (for instance; merging Nick Ut and Huynh Cong Ut and making the former a redirect), alter links to lead to the correct page instead of disambiguation, and checking external links to make sure they are still relevant and not returning a 404. Ideally all of these edits should be transparent and the casual user will never notice they are there.
My opinion on editing is: An Article is complete not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.