Talk:Jan Rustem

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English Please

This new article is atrocious as far as its English gammar is concerned. What does "he was appointed to Poland " mean? What does "His roots remain unknown" mean? What does " a name of the university created by the tsarist authorities after its' status had been cancelled" mean? Good grief! I spend hours copy editing these "articles", and it is becoming very tedious. Get spell check. Learn sytax. I know nobody is perfect, but this is an encyclopedia, an English encyclopedia. Before "creating" articles on it, put in some effort to learn proper English. I too could create articles on the other WP language encyclopedias, but I have the humility to know better. Dr. Dan (talk) 01:36, 9 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]