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April 2017

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Marlon Brando

I think you need to stop and rethink your approach to editing this article. With very few exceptions, almost all of your edits have been reverted by a number of other editors, which indicates that you are editing against the accepted WP:CONSENSUS. Also, your edits, if I'm not mistaken, have all been to this article, and show a distinctive personal point of view about the subject, with some of them violating our policy on sticking to a neutral point of view.

I believe that if you continue on this pathway, it's going to eventually lead to problems for you, so I suggest that rather than editing the article, and having other editors revert your edits, it would be better if you went to the article talk page, and describe there the changes you'd like to make. Then, if a consensus of other editors agree with you, you can make those changes, but if they don't, the article won't be see-sawed through constant additions and reversions.

I hope that you will take this suggestion under advisement, as it would be best for the article, and, in the long run, best for you as well.

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Minor edits

Hi Alfiejldavis01! I see that you have marked most of your edits as minor. Minor edits are ones that make very small changes eg "typographical corrections, formatting and presentational changes, and rearrangements of text without modification of its content". If you are adding content rather than correcting a spelling mistake, it shouldn't be marked as minor. Happy editing, Gaia Octavia Agrippa ^Talk 16:44, 12 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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