Regarding said agreement, those were your stated terms and you're the one who has repeatedly violated your own agreement.

 Pertaining to the external links section, they aren't endnotes, but that's no excuse for deleting important information and using illiterate reference practices. Apparently you've never read a scholarly book that had a recommended reading list at the end of a chapter. Concerning the deletion of information: you deleted the "Program for 1st Annual Workshop on Geoethical Nanotechnology" page and merely left links to the videos, hence no one would even know the circumstances of how the video came about or when it was made; with Jason Rennie's interview you deleted everything except a link to an archived Archive.org page which doesn't even have a working link to the audio (talk about incompetence); and so on it goes.

 And that doesn't even cover your deletion of the links to full chaptersor in one important case, large portions of a relevant chapteravailable for free of the main books referenced in the article. Back in January 5, 2008, another person (170.171.1.5) made an edit getting rid of aforesaid links to the chapters, and his edit was quickly reverted by the Wikipedia administrator Irishguy.

 Your edits show a cavalier disregard for the coherency, literacy and usefulness of the content. The effect of your edits is that of one who doesn't have a clueor perhaps carefor what in the world they are doing74.4.222.208