Talk:UFO sighting in Central Idaho

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Dear Victao, it would certainly help if you would have a native English speaker review your articles before posting them. I believe that I've edited a few of them now, to try to bring them into conformance with standard English. But, it's work you should have done prior to posting. Cheers.Rodney420 (talk) 19:54, 10 March 2008 (UTC)

It is stated on my User page that I have advanced English skills, which means that "though this user can write in this language with no problem, some small errors might occur." See Wikipedia:Babel. I think you shouldn't ask me to do that only because of a single "an → a". Remember that everyone is welcome to edit here. My articles are referenced, they keep a neutral point of view and are in accordance with the rest of the policies. Trying to be in accordance with the policies is the real "work I should do prior to posting". I've posted more than 100 articles here and my English was hardly ever a problem. Victao lopes (talk) 21:59, 25 March 2008 (UTC)

This article does not have a neutral, detached tone. It contains scant facts. It's almost as if someone wrote this in hopes of generating media attention and thereby enhancing the chances of a book or movie deal. It depresses me to no end to see that so many use Wikipedia this way.

Well, instead of complaining here, you could improve the article until it reaches the "neutral, detached tone". Do it, because complaints and unconstrutive criticism are really not going to improve the article, but a good edit will do it, and I think you know it. "It depresses me to no end to see that so many use Wikipedia this way". Yeah, I thought the same thing when I read your complaint here. Well, I'll wait for your edits. Victao lopes 00:46, 15 November 2007 (UTC)