Felis Catuss

Your edits at biodiversity loss

I am sorry but I've just removed your recently added content at biodiversity loss for various reasons (see my edit summaries), mostly because it was repetitive with the content that was already there or used low quality sources. I did keep the info on variations with seasons but moved that one to biodiversity. I can imagine that this is frustrating for you now. Perhaps you are under time pressure for an assignment. But there are better ways for contributing, not just adding new content that might just repeat what's already there (e.g. you could work on readability improvements or additional images). In general, I recommend for students to tackle more specific, smaller sub-articles, e.g. biodiversity loss in particular countries, rather than the higher level articles. EMsmile (talk) 22:57, 8 March 2024 (UTC)

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