User talk:79.67.202.192

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When you leave an edit sum like this which claims you are correcting a spelling error when you actually added unsourced content about a living person, then the first inclination by many experienced editors would be to just assume you are lying and a WP:VANDAL. If there really is a spelling error regarding someone's name, then provide some kind of reliable source (according to Wikipedia's definition of a "reliable source") showing this on the article's talk page, and others will be more than happy to help sort things out. Otherwise, trying to "goof around" and "have some fun" on Wikipedia will eventually lead to the article being protected, your IP being blocked from editing by an administrator, or a combination of these two things. Either way this will likely affect the ability of some others to edit the article or edit from the same IP address, so I hope you will reconsider this approach and instead try and figure a way to help make positive contributions to Wikipedia. -- Marchjuly (talk) 01:06, 29 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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