"Adam [name omitted for privacy reasons]" <[name omitted for privacy
reasons](a)msn.com> schrieb:
The most useful contributors are busy contributing.
Hurrying them to improve an article (or risk deletion) results in a stressful and
counterproductive environment. We should allow editors to work at their own rate; this is
a work in progress -- lets not fool ourselves into thinking that this will change anytime
soon.
If somebody, who adds a poorly-written article to VfD; instead, took 15 minutes to
research and improve...the Wikipedia would greatly benefit.
Then again if an article is put on VfD for being poorly-written, it usually
means it is so poorly written that starting a new article and improving the
existing one are equivalent options. Which means that 'risking deletion' is
not a risk at all.
Andre Engels