Ian Lee ( talk · contribs) I have been lightly editing for about three fourths of a year achieving a median of about 100 edits per month. I would greatly appreciate feedback of my work thus far. — Ian Lee ( Talk) 17:57, 28 October 2007 (UTC)
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I haven't read your whole userpage essay, but you seem to be a good, thoughtful person. Your article on Simple Plan is well-organized and may be within reach of Good Article recognition.
I think your approach of editing little by little is good. It's easy to get burned out from trying to do everything all at once. I know from experience. Working effectively while placing other life priorities ahead of Wikipedia is not only better for you; it's also better for Wikipedia. I believe that there is no deadline. That is why I accept the value of Wikipedia despite its flaws, because I know that the community is working to fix the thousands of minor and major flaws, one by one, and the end result will be better than what we have now.
I encourage you to continue your involvement with Wikipedia, and I wish you good luck. Shalom ( Hello • Peace) 23:10, 27 November 2007 (UTC)
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Ian Lee ( talk · contribs) I have been lightly editing for about three fourths of a year achieving a median of about 100 edits per month. I would greatly appreciate feedback of my work thus far. — Ian Lee ( Talk) 17:57, 28 October 2007 (UTC)
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I haven't read your whole userpage essay, but you seem to be a good, thoughtful person. Your article on Simple Plan is well-organized and may be within reach of Good Article recognition.
I think your approach of editing little by little is good. It's easy to get burned out from trying to do everything all at once. I know from experience. Working effectively while placing other life priorities ahead of Wikipedia is not only better for you; it's also better for Wikipedia. I believe that there is no deadline. That is why I accept the value of Wikipedia despite its flaws, because I know that the community is working to fix the thousands of minor and major flaws, one by one, and the end result will be better than what we have now.
I encourage you to continue your involvement with Wikipedia, and I wish you good luck. Shalom ( Hello • Peace) 23:10, 27 November 2007 (UTC)
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