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| − | Hello [[User:Magic]],
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| − | I'd like to ask you to stick the the lower casing that many people have been working on to meet a standard, and to make it uniform on day.
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| − | But far more than that I'd like to ask you to use the '''preview''' already. I can't imagine that it's so hard for you '''not''' to use it.
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| − | Easy steps:
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| − | * Call up the article you want to edit.
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| − | * '''Think''' about what you want to change (this step is very important).
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| − | * Change it.
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| − | * '''Preview''' it (this is the gist).
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| − | * Look at it for a minute and read through it (here you will notice your errors and think about additional changes).
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| − | * Maybe keep it open for a few minutes while you're doing something else.
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| − | * Make more of your changes and repeat from "'''Preview''' it.", or save the page.
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| − | * ????
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| − | * Profit!
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| − | Now, was that so hard?
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| − | When you're saving pages for 2 or more times '''per minute''', you're doing it very, very wrong in my honest opinion. A number of people asked you to '''preview''' already and I'm asking you again for the sake of us contributors.
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| − | You may not want to review the recent changes when you're contributing, but others do, I do. Reviewing helps keeping up quality and leads to more contributions, but page save spamming makes it a major annoyance.
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| − | Thank you.
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| − | --[[User:Ulviirala|Ulviirala]] 17:18, 1 June 2009 (CDT)
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