:By any chance was this edit summary – "editing is by its nature a solitary occupation. The work that I do is based on reading and writing from factual documents. Nothing is left unchecked, and all computerised bots or otherwise that "suggestive" of additional inputs" – meant to be a response to my post above? If so, it will not do. You know how to edit pages. You edit talk pages the same way. Please say what you have to say on the appropriate talk page (in the current instance, this page), not in an edit summary of an article that a given user may not even be watching. 
 :In any case, editing Wikipedia is not supposed to be a "solitary occupation", it is supposed to be collaborative. Nobody has suggested that the work you do is anything other than editing "based on reading and writing from factual documents". However, that edit summary strongly suggests that the work of other editors is not "based on reading and writing from factual documents". This goes against the Wikipedia:Assume good faith policy. Again, as before, the last bit, "and all computerised bots or otherwise that "suggestive" of additional inputs", makes no sense. It is not even a sentence. Can you please edit this section of this page and explain what message you are trying to get across. Thank you.