I'm interested in contributing to the Bavarian Wikipedia and want to understand the general approach to writing in Bavarian. Can you explain the main philosophy or principle behind writing 'good Bavarian' on this platform, and what are two key pieces of advice for new contributors regarding their writing style? Also, clarify the general stance on Bavarian spelling – is there one strict standard, or is it more flexible?
Navigate to 'https://bar.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Mitmachen_und_Kontakt'. From the 'Schreibtipps' section, navigate to 'Wikipedia:Wia schreib i a guads Boarisch?'. Identify the overarching philosophy or principle for writing good Bavarian. Extract two distinct pieces of advice for new contributors on their writing style. Navigate to 'Wikipedia:Boarische Schreibweis'. Determine the general stance on Bavarian spelling (e.g., strict standard vs. flexibility, dialectal variations). Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to 'Wikipedia:Wia schreib i a guads Boarisch?'. The agent identifies the main philosophy for writing good Bavarian as being based on how one speaks, using one's own dialect, or orienting oneself to the language of older people/experienced Wikipedia users. The agent provides two of the following tips: 'Schreib so, wia du redst' (Write as you speak), 'Schreib in deim Dialekt' (Write in your dialect), 'Vawend de boarischn Weata' (Use Bavarian words), 'Richt di nooch da Sprooch vah dé Oiden Leit in deiner Gégand und ad Erfóraner Leit a' da Wikipedia' (Orient yourself to the language of the old people in your area and experienced Wikipedia users), or 'Schau da ruig åh, wia Dialekt-Autorn schreim, schau da'raa åh, wia d'Sproochwissenschoftler schreim und nimm fir di 's Bésde aussa' (Look at how dialect authors write, also look at how linguists write, and take the best for yourself). The agent successfully navigates to 'Wikipedia:Boarische Schreibweis'. The agent correctly states that there is no single strict standard for Bavarian spelling, and it is flexible, often based on pronunciation and varying by dialect, with examples drawn from existing Bavarian literature.