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 == General advice == 

 You seem to have got yourself into the habit of reverting other editors' work, only to have explained to you that your actions go against both normal English and Wikipedia practice.  To avoid that, why not ask people why they made the edits that they did before leaping in?  For example, I've been changing article titles in line with both correct English and Wikipedia naming conventions, and apparently (from some comments above) you've been trying to revert my changes.  You're also now following me and reverting myc changes of the format for song lengths into one that's widely used here, from one that's non-standard and is normally used to express the time of day (as in the Wikipedia History pages, if you take a look). 

 The point is that sometimes you might be right, and the other editor wrong, but by simply reverting what they did, you make it unlikely that that will come out.  If you ask, and then explain your view, there's much more chance that things will be settled satisfactorily. 

 I owe you an apology for doing something similar on Don't Tell Me; my only excuse is that there had been problems before with someone reverting that redirect to an article, and I assumed (wrongly, and without checking further) that this was a continuation.  But see what happened when no-one explained — a mess.    "