:I realize how frustrating Wikipedia can be, but the basic guidelines in place were created for a reason. It might seem like bullying or obsession, but there are real benefits to following the guidelines. For example, the guidelines on editing comments in WP:REDACT and WP:TPO serve to make talk pages useful for the purpose of improving articles. It is unfair to delete or change what others have said, and deleting what you said after others have replied extensively in a thread destroys the context and the meaning. There is a note at the bottom of every edit window that says "You irrevocably agree to release your contributions under the CC-BY-SA 3.0 License and the GFDL. You agree that a hyperlink or URL is sufficient attribution under the Creative Commons license. See the Terms of Use for details." This is to remind you every time you post anything that you're making a donation to Wikipedia, and you give up certain rights when you do that.The fundamental challenge of Wikipedia is that it is collaborative, and to make that work it demands you make an effort to understand the process. I hope at some point you are willing to do that and make more contributions.