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Question about userspace pages

I see that not far short of 90% of your edits are in your userspace pages. I also see that those page have existed for a long time, in some cases more than two years, and don't seem to have any obvious connection to any Wikipedia article, nor to any subject which would be suitable for a Wikipedia article. Are you just using Wikipedia as a web host to store pages for your own use, nothing to do with the encyclopaedia? The editor who uses the pseudonym "JamesBWatson" (talk) 16:09, 29 October 2016 (UTC)

I have traced five accounts that are clearly yours, and several more accounts that look as though they are likely to have been used either by your or by one or more other people acting together with you. You have had accounts blocked at various dates from at least as far back as December 2012. It was explained to you as far back as 2013 that it is not acceptable to use Wikipedia to create pages for your own use, unrelated to work for the encyclopaedia: Wikipedia is not a free web host. It is not acceptable to just keep creating new accounts to avoid blocks. As long your accounts are blocked, you do not have permission to edit Wikipedia at all; if you do so, any editing you do may be reverted without warning, and any accounts you used may be blocked. It is clear that you already know how to request an unblock, because you have done so in the past. However, the unblock requests you made gave the clear impression that you would continue to abuse Wikipedia as a personal web host, rather than starting to contribute to the encyclopaedia, so they were declined. Your recent editing has confirmed that impression. If you ever decide to stop using Wikipedia to host your own personal web pages, and instead to become a constructive editor, you may request an unblock on the talk page of your original account, where you should also list all the accounts you have used. Naturally, this account too has now been blocked indefinitely from editing. The editor who uses the pseudonym "JamesBWatson" (talk) 10:43, 10 November 2016 (UTC)