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If there is already an article about your subject, you may want to change it to make it better. But the main advice we give is {{em|don't}}.
Your idea of "better" may not be the same as Wikipedia's. Remember that Wikipedia should be unbiased, so it has to show the bad as well as the good. But if there
''Exception'': If you just want to correct mistakes in spelling, grammar, and formatting, that's okay. You can also take out anything that {{em|obviously}} shouldn't be there. (This refers to the "XYZ is terrible!!" level of obviousness. If there's any doubt, don't to it.)
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