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Help is needed, please. Some time ago I posted this article to Wikipedia. I thought it important because the history of Afrikaans as well as English magazines in South Africa could never be fully told without mentioning the remarkable role of this person.
Now the problem is that English is not my home language and I probably think "Afrikaans" when writing your vernacular! But one your editors has found that my way of writing lacks the enclopedic style that is needed :-( I do have an idea what should actually be done and have tried to execute, but not being English myself is a huge drawback. Could someone please lead the way? Mieliestronk (talk) 16:08, 8 February 2020 (UTC)Reply
