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Thanks for blocking me, instead of helping write a good article. This is how you despise my work and my time. This way you only achieve that there are fewer and fewer people who want to enter Wikipedia, because of old and poorly written articles, which do not describe reality or current events. And furthermore, it is not neutral.

I was doing a good job!! Neutral and without fanaticism!!

I hope you stop blocking me and instead help improve and teach how to create a good article. Nottedeluce (talk) 00:39, 18 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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This way you only get fewer and fewer people to enter Wikipedia, with outdated articles that do not reflect reality.

By reverting my changes, you have left a NOT neutral and outdated article.

I only ask to be able to make updated and neutral articles. Nottedeluce (talk) 00:43, 18 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Hi. I have reasons to be unblocked. I also have them so as not to be blocked. My intention is only to improve the article and make it a good article.

Why don't other users let me write and add information to the article? Everything is correctly referenced, it is true information, the writing is very neutral and is NOT fanatical.

Please unblock me and continue editing the article.

I promise not to make so many changes in a row.

Thank you. Nottedeluce (talk) 00:36, 18 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

I did not revert any changes, but blocked you for edit warring. The issue is that when your edits were contested (meaning someone disagreed with them and reverted you), you did not discuss the changes on the talk page and attempt to get a consensus for the changes, but instead engaged in edit warring. Whether your edits are correct or not, repeatedly reverting to your preferred version is edit warring, which often leads to being blocked to prevent the disruption to the article caused by edit warring. When you ask Why don't other users let me write and add information to the article? that's a good reason why you should stop and discuss the changes on the article talk page, and explain why the content you added belongs and get clarification so that you understand what the issues are and why you're being reverted. Just because information is referenced does not mean it belongs on the article. Once you are no longer blocked I highly advise you to use the article's talk page and discuss the content and try to obtain a consensus regarding the material instead of trying to force through your changes, because if you continue to edit war you will likely be blocked again for a longer period of time. If it becomes apparent that you do not intend to cease edit warring you may be blocked indefinitely (meaning you are not automatically unblocked after a set amount of time has passed) and in that case you would only be unblocked once you can convince an administrator that the block is no longer necessary. For this reason, please use the article's talk page, discuss the content and come to some form of consensus before trying to reinsert the material into the article. - Aoidh (talk) 01:01, 18 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]