User:Enuja

I believe that concise articles are good articles. My ideal articles are ones that readers will want to read all of the way through. Information is not useful if it is hidden in complicated grammar and eclectic wording, and it is also not useful if no-one can find it, so I try to organize articles and groups of articles to make them more accessible.

Right now I'm not very active and am mostly just fixing obvious errors I find while reading articles.

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Wikipedia Related Content contributed by this user is released into the public domain. <sum>:1 This user believes that every edit should have a summary. <ref> This user recognizes the importance of citing sources. 1RR This user prefers discussing changes on the talk page rather than engaging in an edit war.

About me This user listens to NPR. This user is a committed flexitarian. This user is owned by one or more cats. NCF This user is a Novocollegiate.

2 October 2025
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