Talk:Denitrifying bacteria

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This article desperately requires expert attention for possible expansions. Please contribute generously. --Luthinya 13:09 08 February 2006

I concur with Luthinya and have placed the expert tag on this talk page so it might attract more attention. Lbbzman 15:52, 12 February 2006 (UTC)

Thanks, Lbbzman. I've just removed the expert tag to the article itself so it can be more easily recognized by possible editors. I have tried to edit the article myself but discovered that it really is a rather narrow topic with little public interest and knowledge. Perhaps an expert's aid would help here but I'm not really sure if it still necessary to improve upon its information, since this is a really narrow topic with not very much information anyway, even for a layperson. The attention of an expert may improve its richness, but makes it difficult for normal readers to understand.

Also now that I am checking the article, someone has actually added a category and made a few minor changes. I will still keep the expert tag, though, in hope of further improvements. Luthinya 13:04, 14 February 2006 (UTC)