From Eagle Uh your forgot to sign but that is ok I knew who you were Not disruptive I know you are not disrutive I did not mean to imply that even so the locations and rules above were the first things I looked at As they are often the way well intentioned wikipedians go astray The main one to keep in mind especially with hotly contested articles is the WP 3RR this one states that they will actually block you Don t worry as long as you keep asking questions you won t get blocked Plus we are supposed to assume good faith This is the one policy I agree 100 with some of the others are just dumb I did not say that Copyright info If you feel that the changes that you make are unclear or need to be justified in someway and you have the sources by all means make the changes often times content is entered without sources and we have to find it later What I m trying to say is that you are one step ahead You actually care about putting the appropriate souces with the infomation A good place to go to learn about this is Wikipedia Verifiability known in shorthand as WP V There are 3 content guiding policy pages feel free to look at them They are mainly commen sense I have only looked at WP V the others are important but also just plain commen sense Justification of edits If you need to justify the reason you did something the best place to go is the articles disscusion page You can get to here by clicking on the discussion tab Just state your changes and the reasons why in a civil manner and you are set If you do this it is best to put article on your watch list when you do both the main article and its talk page are added To do this just check the watch this page checkbox above the Show preview button when you post your comments Another way to do this is to click the Watch tab its up on the top next to the edit this page disscussion ect tabs REMEMBER BE BOLD Don t forget feel free to respond and tell me how good or bad my response was Did I get the bullseye or did I shoot the wrong thing I really appreciate it if you respond back