User talk:Politicaljunkie316

Patrick N. Millsaps
I have a couple issues with your recent edits to the Patrick N. Millsaps article, which I reverted. I'll try to explain a few of the obvious ones so that you know to avoid them in the future. Don't get me wrong - I appreciate you trying to improve his article. However, you have to match the guidelines set forth by the community. Thank you, Disavian (talk) 01:57, 4 April 2012 (UTC)
 * Section titles generally only have the first word capitalized, except for proper nouns.
 * We generally only go down to level-three section levels, and keep the section titles short. This makes the article (and the table of contents) easier to read. If you find yourself breaking that rule, you may want to reconsider how you're sectioning the content you have and how else you can group it.
 * Wikipedia is not a place for your someone's resume. We don't cover everything a subject does, nor should we.
 * When you add sources to an article, use citation templates to properly format them.

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