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Hey, all the sources here are from an academic sites, so why this remark pattern is still there? מתיאל (talk) 13:23, 6 May 2021 (UTC)מתיאל[reply]
Not completely sure what is being said here, but there is an outstanding issue that some paragraphs, and especially in the prizes section, don't have specific supporting inline citations. Also, the few inline citations that are present are primary sources, so could use more diversity of secondary source citations. Also, academic sites may not automatically be assumed to be reliable sources, although many are no doubt good sources for Wikipedia purposes. Also, some items in the "Further reading" section could be more specific as to where to find the origin/publisher. Dl2000 (talk) 02:32, 10 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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I edit, also for a fee. My story is a bit strange, I studied humanities, serious offers the world. I do not succeed, but I have accumulated a lot of knowledge in many areas and I am happy to share it on Wikipedia as I have done so far in many edited editions, especially in the fields of philosophy, literature, theater and music in entries that were missing or incorrect idealaly I would object to paid editing, but I have among the ragged compositions, the corona crisis, along with the workers that it is difficult for a humanities graduate to find a decent job (I do not have a high-tech salary) and other reasons, like some other staff, led me to a difficult financial situation. It only improves my professionalism and expands and enriches my contribution to the Hebrew Wikipedia and I am happy to share the knowledge I have gained, besides, it is definitely legal in today's Wikipedia, provided I write it in a prominent place (here) and I do not participate in the discussion page. Of the values I edited for a fee. Other than that, I do not get edits like these which in my opinion do not have encyclopedic membership and the conciliation is in full transparency. Regarding the continued enrichment of the Hebrew Wikipedia from my unconditionally, out of a good desire to contribute and to improve, מתיאל (talk) 12:56, 15 August 2021 (UTC)מתיאל[reply]
