`  :I'm still unclear how adding material in the way you did can be the result of a malfunction, since you said you were adding it because the edit summary did not give you room. Still, it's perfectly understandable that you should not appear as a fully-formed instant expert on Wikipedia codes, conventions, footnoting mark-up etc etc. There are a lot of them! You can, of course, make edits straight to articles, but I think it might be better to make proposals on the talk pages first. This is the page for discussion of Eleanor Bulter, so you should add to Talk:Elizabeth Woodville if you have proposals for that article. I'm not sure what you mean by ``PV talk``. Do you mean your own talk page: ? That should not be used for making proposals about specific articles. It's really for communication between individual editors. Of course people do use the talk pages for discussionm of articles - but that's only when they want to attract a specific editor's attention with one of those yellow message banners.   `