": You need to read the ""history"" constantly while editing. Messages were left for you there in the edit summaries. Also read the talk pages and watchlists. You are creating articles and stubs which aren't ready for publication and may be deleted at any moment, often in less than 24 hours. That's why they got tagged, and you violated policy by removing the tags. I've been trying to offer you advice so your hard work doesn't get deleted. (I wouldn't do that if I didn't care.) You need to develop these in userspace and only go public in articlespace when they are developed enough to not risk being deleted. Right now your stubs aren't good enough to survive, so I'd copy them to userspace immediately (don't wait another hour) and then ask for advice as you develop them. Try using these work places. Just copy your content to them and continue your work there: 

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 : Start reading and following the advice here: Wikipedia:Article wizard 

 : Also don't edit without logging in. That's not allowed. It's called sockpuppetry and can get you blocked because you're only allowed to use one account, and your IP is also considered an account. Use only your ""Take These Dreams"" account, every single time you edit. (BTW, if you are logged in, you can use my regular talk page and I'll get notified immediately. I don't get notified about comments here.) You can set it up so you are always logged in. I'm just trying to protect you. Any misunderstandings will only give you a bad track record here, and that record is never deleted and is visible to the whole world. Your reputation is the most valuable thing you'll ever have here, so keep it clean. Follow all advice, be cooperative, and learn from others. You'll go far then. Good luck.     

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