there are many copy editing projects that do this.

If you mean the left leaning tone / bias, that will be a bit more spicy. But general grammar, tone, ambiguity , superlatives – that’s the goal of copy editing.

I copy edit typesetting , for example.

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KolmogorovComp 5 hours ago | parent [-]

> If you mean the left leaning tone / bias, that will be a bit more spicy. But general grammar, tone, ambiguity , superlatives – that’s the goal of copy editing

No, no I mainly mean non-neutral phrasing and/or too personal. Especially for people’s articles. (“And they released that greeeat album! But unfortunately the critics did not understand them… Booh!)

	▲	tonymet 19 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I agree. Wikipedia Cleanup is a good starting point. Or look for a Wiki Project to join. I've found the best way to learn and contribute is to jump into an existing project. Usually direction is the hardest thing . You can of course dive into an article and make changes, but you'll often get pushback (warranted or unwarranted) and that can be discouraging. It's a somewhat natural feedback loop.