W8 / What do you find difficult? What do you find most enjoyable? / Jeongyoon Oh 오정윤

Both questions are related to the weekly edit assignment.


 What do you find difficult?

The most difficult part is that there is no more information to add to the topic I want to fill out. For example, I like Korean idol BLACKPINK, so I wanted to help them with their information. The article was perfectly organized, but there was no information about BLACKPINK members' birth dates in the article, so I filled it in. But the information I added was erased immediately by others. I don't know if the person who deleted it is a BLACKPINK fan or not, but what's certain is that he/she is periodically revising BLACKPINK Wikipedia articles. The saddest and most difficult thing is that I don't have any more information to add to the article I want to write, and eventually I can't contribute to the article.


What do you find most enjoyable?

The most enjoyable thing is when I found a small part that I could fill, even though it was already a well-finished article. In a Wikipedia article related to Daejeon, Korea, I once filled in the information that I can find because I am a local resident of Daejeon. The information I added was the Daejeon tourist spot part. The tourist attraction I added was one of the places I often visit and actually loved the most by Daejeon citizens.

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