User talk:93.39.187.118

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— BadCatMan (talk) 12:08, October 13, 2014 (UTC)

Hi!
Hi. It seems you're the one making all these articles, so once again, please, please, please make an account with Wikia and join in properly. You'll get more options for editing, can follow your articles, and can be informed when others make changes to them. It'll also allow us to more easily more communicate, if you can be the same person each time.

Anyway, two bits of advice:

First, please make sure you put in some dating information, to give an article context. For example, Nacacia: when did Nacacia live, and in what years did these events happen?

Second, pace yourself! We see a lot of new editors come in, they make a ton of new small articles, and there's a flurry of activity as other editors try to keep up with corrections. Then the new editors burn out and fade away in a few weeks. My recommendation: make one article, make it good and complete, polish it, then sit back to see what your fellow editors do with it. They'll make corrections, give feedback. Then you can learn from that and move on to new work. There's really no rush, no need to overwork yourself making these things. — BadCatMan (talk) 09:33, October 14, 2014 (UTC)