` —Preceding unsigned comment added by   •  11:17, 9 June 2009  :The proper way of dealing with links to your own sites is to post the link to the discussion page, and say, 'Please, I think this is of interest, if you agree, I would like someone who isn't me to add it.' It is not to add it, and then when it is removed, add it again, and again, and again, persistently for over a month (I didn't look any further into your edit history than that, I'm afraid). I'm really surprised that there wasn't an admin complaint about your behaviour made much earlier.  :Blogs and free web hosts (such as blogspot) are interesting, but for the most part, are not sites that Wikipedia links to - a site needs a lot more information and credibility than a fan club with one post and no comments (terribly sorry). We have linked to fan sites and blogs in the past (for example, there are links on Wikipedia to Whedonesque.com, which is both), but it needs to be a big, established site - though it's a fan site, Joss Whedon posts to Whedonesque, for example.  :I have blocked your IP address for 24 hours, for spamming and 3RR issues. I will extend the block if needed - I'm not at all into this subject, so I won't be monitoring it closely, but if other editors here notice issues, please bring it to my attention.   `