`  :Hey, I've dropped dudesleeper a note, and had a look at the article. Firstly, much as I understand it's frustrating, you need to relax a bit, and use the talk page to discuss the matter. After a quick glance, it seems to me that ( though I can't read dudesleeper's mind ), that his problem with your edits are twofold... :# You aren't providing sources for your statement. What you need to find, is newspaper articles, books or something similar that backs up what you want to say. This is important because anyone can edit wikipedia, so readers need to be able to check for themselves that a statement is true. Otherwise there's no way to tell real information, from stuff someone just made up. I'm not saying you made anything up, mind, just explaining why we have the policy. :# Statments like ``John Muggins is the worlds greatest spoon bender.`` for example, aren't allowed. What we would have to say is something like ``John Muggins was described by Willy Wonka, editor in chief of Spoon bender monthly, as the greatest spoon bender of all time. That way inherently subjective judgements like that are attributed to their source, rather than being repeated by us as though they were fact. :Now, if you can find some links to the sources you want to use, then post them on the talk page and I will show you how to reference them properly, I'll be online for the next couple hours.   :`