Wikipedia talk:Writing better articles/Integrate changes

Supporters of this rule include:

• Larry Sanger
• Linus Tolke
• Pinkunicorn (strongly)
• Koyaanis Qatsi
• sjc
• Janet Davis
• drj
• Mike Dill (hard isn't it?),
• Damian Yerrick (who personally doesn't think it's that hard),
• GWO
• tbc
• AxelBoldt, 24,
• Enchanter I agree strongly! If the text you want to add flows logically it's so much easier to read the article
• Karen Johnson
• Rotem Dan (This is a significant characteristic of brilliant prose)
• r3m0t 10:29, 13 Dec 2003 (UTC)
• Loisel 03:37, 18 Apr 2004 (UTC)

No opponents

You can and should add disjunct comments to an article. Over time, these comments will accumulate, and eventually there will be enough so that you or some other Wikinaut can junct them into beautiful prose.