@Rozalia Luksenburg: Hello! I see you are new to Wikipedia.
Wikipedia is supposed to be a collaborative environment, in which many people contribute to each article. It would be helpful if you did multiple smaller edits rather than one large edits; that makes it is easier for others to leave your good edits and revert your controversial/disputed ones, as well as it making it easier for others to follow what you are doing. I recommend you make deletions separately to additions, justifying each deletion, and re-organizations separately as well. This way any discussion on a reversion can more clearly discuss the problem, rather then the difficulty of having to discuss which part of a large edit was the problem part.
It looks to me like some of your changes are helpful and properly sourced, but it was hard to follow in such a huge change, and you gave no reason for removing lots of sourced content.
Thanks!! ---Avatar317(talk) 22:11, 15 May 2025 (UTC)
- Maybe we need a NEW section in which the content you added goes, withOUT deleting any of the current content. That could be an option also. ---Avatar317(talk) 22:12, 15 May 2025 (UTC)