When I read your latest article, I doubt, that you've understood, what I'm talking about. Again, there is no source of your information in the article about Salman Khan. Also when I compare the style of your writing in comments with the style of those articles, I can hardly believe, that you wrote a single sentence on your own.

Please make clear, which part of the story is yours and which is based on external information. If you use external information you should always tell us, where this information comes from.

For example:

Dear readers,
I've just read an interesting story about an English Learning Program for Children in China. I'm very interested in this topic, because my family is from China (or whatever).

The program called "ABCmouse" is developed through a partnership "between the leading digital children's education company in the U.S. and one of largest Internet companies in the world."

"Our goal at Age of Learning is to help children build a strong foundation for success in school and in life. For children in many countries, English fluency is an essential part of that foundation," said Doug Dohring, Founder and CEO of Age of Learning.

Source

Isn't it interesting to see, that a huge Chinese company and an U.S. company are working together to help Chinese children become successful in life?

What do you think?

P.S.: Please don't ask for upvotes in comments. This is also considered spam.