User talk:Racer21: Difference between revisions

I see you're making a lot of small edits in a short time. This gives us staff more work to do. We need to check every edit that is made, so a lot of small edits to one article costs us time. It also clogs up the page edit history and makes it more difficult to see its progression. You can get more done at once, and leave less work for us. If you intend to fix up many small things on one page, try editing the page as a whole instead of editing a single section at a time, this works better for things such as the position of images. What might look good in just that section, might not necessarily look as good on the page as a whole. Also, when you think you're done with your edit(s), instead of saving right away, click the "show preview" button next to it below the text area. This will reduce the number of edits needed to get the result you're looking for. Once you're satisfied, then save it. This'll speed things up a lot for us, and will make it easier for you.— {{User:Matt/Sig}} 04:44, February 12, 2012 (CST)