1) He didn't share because no one asked me. I wouldn't mind if someone asked, I would have shared it. I just wrote about "low-quality logs in the game" to keep the conversation going, like, "Oh, you started fixing the logs, I'm also fixing them in mine, cool." I don't know how you magically read that I didn't mean it that way.
2) He's stressed and lowering morale because the work done was terrible and careless, which I was extremely disappointed with. Because I highly respect you as a modder (and I won't respect you any less even after this unpleasant incident, but the feeling remains), as you are one of the few who, instead of making some global mods that radically change the game (which is undoubtedly cool, but very subjective), help improve the regular vanilla game – that's what I love most. Well, since I said it, I'll explain it in more detail:
1 - Some of the files that were changed either have a completely incorrect (100%) description (which is why I still don't understand where they are even used), or are not used in the game at all – as a result, it's just a Sisyphean task and the creation of the appearance of "look, I did something." !!This is the only point in which I am only 90% sure, not 100% as in the next two. So "correct" me if I'm wrong!! I won't say which files (I'll say why at the end).
2 - Some files initially had an incorrect description (like the Banshee's Cry, which I see you fixed), and you proudly deleted spaces, added periods, and that's it, done. This makes me think that these "fixes" were not only not checked at all, but also that you didn't even think about what was written. What's so terrible about that? I'll write about it later. I won't say which files (I'll say why at the end).
3 - And finally, after which I couldn't stand it and put a minus on morale – the correct description of the ability was initially replaced with an incorrect one! And the funniest and saddest thing is that the description is not incorrect because of one word, but completely incorrect in meaning. That is, you didn't even think about what you were "fixing." Which file – I won't say (I'll say why at the end).

What do we have in the end? Fixed periods and spaces in some skills, unfixed descriptions of some skills, and a changed description of one skill that is now incorrect. GENIAL!
Why am I so upset? Why is this so important? And why am I not writing the files and helping you fix it (as I tried to do before, if I found errors, as was the case with the description of specializations)?
First, you, as an experienced person whom people trust, post your work with the tag "fix," i.e., about some useful correction for the better, so a person downloading your fix thinks, "Well, now you've changed the skill log to the CORRECT one, I can trust it!" and in the end, it's... that. You are simply misleading people with false "fixes," although, in my opinion, you not only misled them but also made it worse (again, "in my opinion" – i.e., IMHO).
Second, I was upset precisely because of your attitude. I have always looked at you not only with respect but also with a bit of admiration, as a person who learns the game's mechanics, files, reveals them to other people, fixes something – does a good deed. But this time, I was horrified – you are like a robot, like some kind of AI, who doesn't care about the result and the people who will see it. You just needed to "make a fix and upload it." WELL, READ what you are changing, LOOK at the DESCRIPTION, I'm not talking about some minor errors (which, by the way, also existed, and not a single one), but in some places, there is obvious nonsense written, why are you uploading the same nonsense with the words "fix," removing one space????? In general, terrible quality and attitude, which I absolutely did not expect to see from such an experienced modder as you. This is more typical of such fools as me. I.E., the problem is not at all in the fix itself, not in its importance, not in anything else, but precisely in your attitude to this work, which you then uploaded. I hope I expressed my position clearly enough and that people will not write stupid messages like "calm down, these are just logs" "just a few errors," etc., the problem is not at all in this.
Third, precisely because of the above-mentioned attitude of yours to this "fix," I didn't want to write anything and help fix it. If you don't want to, why should I? I didn't write the names of the skills I was talking about because if you are really interested in this, you will check your "fixes" again and find everything. Then, perhaps, I will remove the minus morale when I see that the same Moonstar, who I liked, has returned.

I hope I have expressed MY position clearly enough, I repeat, this is exclusively my opinion, I am not imposing it on anyone, and I am not forcing you to do anything. You can put a "minus morale" on this message if it makes you feel better, or you can put it on all my messages. I put a plus morale on many, on very many, of your fixes, but I think that I deservedly put a minus morale on these two "fixes," and I am not going to change my opinion. You are free to think and do whatever you want, after all, I am just some fleeting newbie fool on this forum, and you are an experienced modder, you can ignore people like me.

P.S. You have already fixed one of the skills with an incorrect description in today's fix. Perhaps you have fixed something else, I don't know, as I haven't looked at it yet. But I will also note that I didn't put a minus morale on your new fix. I only put it on the ones we were talking about.