Talk:Helmut Swiczinsky

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Work oneself or just critize and expect others to do the work?

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What we do here is to write and improve articles acording to the rules of Wikipedia. We work for free, we work together. In this case e. g. it takes the same time to add the word Poland or the remark ^{[disambiguation needed]}. What do you think is the better way to act? Which has the bigger advantage? So why does he not edit for grammar, style, cohesion, tone, or spelling himself instead of expecting others to do it? I don't understand this behaviour. It's to do research, write and improve, not to delegate this. --Leo067 (talk) 11:21, 9 November 2021 (UTC)Reply