I personally am not opposed to websites being used as a source - though I like to see some discrimination regarding the likely reliability of the web site. That's irrelevant to the revert of mine you are talking about, though.  You cited information from your own website, www.beckjord.com. Now, even the most simpleminded among us can immediately see that this poses a problem: you are perfectly free to put whatever truth, half-truth, fiction, or fantasy you care to on your own website, at any time. Therefore, for you to try to use information from that site as a source in producing a neutral, balanced encyclopedia article is quite out of the question.

Who am I? See my user page; I choose to reveal more biographical info about myself than many here, and I promise it's all true. If that isn't enough for you — if you have some need to know the true identity of those you interact with — then Wikipedia may not be an environment you will ever be happy in. —