User talk:Moveindate
FYI
I suggest you be careful about what User:Keystoneridin is telling you. Their response to your post on their talkpage was riddled with inaccuracies. They have removed my corrections, and I have no doubt will remove them again, so in case you haven't read it here is my original response to what you posted:
- Sorry, but I have to intervene here. You should not be giving 'classes' on how to edit Wikipedia when your understanding of how Wikipedia works appears to be so deficient. You are unlikely to be blocked, unless you persist in misrepresenting sources in articles. It is not that the links were not 'properly located,' it is that you claimed the links said things which they categorically did not say. The fact that you don't understand this is a problem is an even bigger problem. Second, you should not be telling new users to "get [their] edits up," see here for why. Third, there is no magic threshold in one's edit count that suddenly allows one to "do more things on Wikipedia" once one has passed autoconfirmed, which for most users is 10 edits and 4 days active.