Leah, check out this ranking page that displays the total numbers of "corrections" and "entries". corrections = corrections on notebook entries. entries = notebook entries. http://www.italki.com/notebook/rankings.htm?ll=&lday=90 The link above leads you to the page that shows data in the past "90 days". You have to scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page to see the data. Corrections for Chinese language are about 2,800, whereas the entries (notebook entries) are about 1,200. That means "corrections" to "entries" ratio is about 3 to 1. That means if one writes notebook entries in Chinese, he will get about 3 corrections on each of his entries on average. That also means that he has about 300% chance of getting at least one correction on each of his entries. But for English learners, we are not that fortunate. According to the same data, there have been about 9,600 corrections in the past 90 days, but during the same period, there have been far more notebook entries posted. The notebook entries totaled about 16,000. That's 9,600 divided by 16,000. An English learner has only slightly more than 50% chance of getting his entries corrected.

其实我们中国人可以互相修改的，总比永远自己写好。

现象算你说得比较对，结论不对，这是我的看法！

是啊.我都没兴趣写作文了..

是因为英文的太多了，