User talk:NewEngland89

Welcome to Wikipedia. I see you are new here and are beginning to make some edits. That's good. On the other hand - your first edit was to add a citation to the article Everglades National Park. The citation did not have any meaningful information in it. I reverted it. Next, you made an edit to Busch Gardens Williamsburg. To change "Germany" to "the country of Germany" doesn't seem too useful to me. Then you made an edit to Goldie Rapp. You added the sentence "His career batting average was .253." to the text. This is completely unnecessary. That information is already stated in the box on the right.

While we want to encourage new editors - you need to be serious about this. -GroveGuy (talk) 09:40, 24 January 2014 (UTC)

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