Hello. Thank you for your contributions. This is just a friendly reminder that the people who edit, monitor, and maintain Wikipedia — including administrators and experienced users — are not paid employees. Everyone here is a volunteer who chooses to spend their own time helping to improve and maintain the encyclopedia.
It’s easy to think of Wikipedia has having a professional staff behind the scenes, but in reality, every article, edit, and review you see has been done by everyday people from around the world who simply chose to log in and help. Nobody is required to perform tasks, “do their job,” or follow orders — editors contribute when and where they can.
Keeping this in mind helps ensure a respectful and productive atmosphere for everyone. You can learn more about how Wikipedia works at Wikipedia:Volunteers and about collaboration at Assume good faith.
Thank you for understanding, and for continuing to contribute constructively to Wikipedia.