Mr. Six : hates mankind but loves Men (and women of course)

I once said: "...and eventually the longer your sentences get, the more meaning they have, but the less comprehensible they become.


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I am interested in contributing to wikipedia articles, through Images fixing spelling and grammar mistakes and checking bad links!

Articles i'm interested in include Public Transit, Education, Countries and Presidents/Heads of States

I have a feeling that none of my contributions are welcomed some people think they can own an article, and even when I correct a spelling mistake they seem to ignore my contribution and write it back the wrong way it was

ok my contributions are:

-spelling mistakes on Alicia Keys article but anyway the paragraph where I corrected two mistakes was removed completley.

-spelling mistake on the George W Bush article "it take them" ---> "it took them" someone changed it back to "it take them" and my contribution was considered vandalism!

-I started an article about a CSI Episode "grave danger" directed by Tarantino, I realized there were so many episodes that had articles and this one despite being directed by a Hollywood celebrity didn't have any. So yeah I did a whole article about the episode with an information table on the side, and a trivia section, and even two images, one of them was a snapshot from the episode and it was removed because I didn't specify the copyrights. the article was later extensively edited, sources and stuff had been added, the only thing left of what I wrote is a Trivia: Nick (George Eads) shares the same situation with The Bride (Uma Thurman) in Kill Bill. Both "Grave Danger" and "Kill Bill" were directed by Quentin Tarantino. Grave_Danger:_Part_1_(CSI_episode)

-I started two articles that were considered as advertising and they were removed.

-Lately I uploaded a photograph of the interior of a T1 Subway Car I took myself, and I replaced an existing photograph with mine. Someone put the old one back, and I put mine back again, I think mine is a better view













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