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Hi Tom112233, I noticed in the Levantine Arabic article that you added several wikilinks to the "See also" section, that were already linked in the body of the article. According to WP:NOTSEEALSO, this should be avoided. Just wanted to let you know I've deleted them. If you've done this in other articles, would you please delete those? Thanks! -- IamNotU ( talk) 19:01, 2 November 2018 (UTC)
One other thing, I noticed you've been removing blank lines after section headers, and adding spaces around section header names (i.e. changing ==Section== to == Section ==). This formatting is optional, and editors are free to choose whichever they like; it makes no difference to the output rendering of the page. So you are not really breaking any rules by changing them, but you are not following a rule either. I would like to point out though, that many (maybe most) editors do prefer spaces after headers. Also, this is the default format, that is created automatically by the Wikipedia software when you use the "New Section" tab. But the main problem is that changing these wholesale in an entire article can make diffs harder to read, when comparing an older version of a page to the current one. The diff will now show the whole article, instead of just the sections that are different. In some cases it's helpful to adjust them, but please consider that making edits that do little else than arbitrarily and unnecessarily change this spacing may be seen as annoying, if not disruptive... thanks! -- IamNotU ( talk) 20:33, 2 November 2018 (UTC)
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