User talk:ReginaAtVyond

Welcome![edit]

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Your first edits[edit]

Congratulations on your first few edits to Wikipedia! A couple of things:

Your changes to several articles to supply a missing Oxford commas (last comma before the "and" in a series) was not necessary, as Wikipedia's Manual of style on comma usage accepts either style of comma usage (with, or without the last comma) as long as the article is internally consistent. So, please don't make those comma changes, unless the article is inconsistent in how it does it.
I undid a couple of your changes marked "minor grammar edit", because they changed the meaning of the content of the article, and had nothing to do with grammar, such as the ones at Asynchronous learning and Collaborative learning. It's great that you are using Edit summaries with your edits, please keep it up! But keep them in line with the nature of your change to the article.
Use of contractions: at Natural language processing you changed a sentence to include a contraction like "it's" instead of "it is", but Wikipedia's Manual of style prefers them spelled out (see MOS:CONTRACTION), so please avoid contractions.

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