User talk:Zalogujnowe
I have noticed that you reverted back to the original form quite a few of the portions of Manor Solomon's article that I had cleaned up for grammatical problems, overlinks, and improper punctuation. While I appreciate your dedication to Solomon's article and your willingness to be an editor on Wikipedia, I ask that you make sure that your edits follow the Wikipedia Manual of Style—particularly as related to overlinks and punctuation. I also ask that you use proper English when editing, especially if you intend to change a sentence or section that someone else has already cleaned up for improper language and grammar. Many of the reversions you made to the sections I had cleaned up were grammatically incorrect, were overlinked, and misused punctuation, most notably semicolons. I understand if English is not your first or best language, if that is indeed the case, but proper use of grammar and language is critically important to a quality Wikipedia article. If you have any questions about these edits, I am happy to answer them and discuss any that you think are particularly important. Thanks! Anwegmann (talk) 20:59, 12 July 2022 (UTC)
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