User talk:SuperSmartSteven

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Gluteus maximus muscle
I have edited your addition to gluteus maximus muscle for several reasons: You appear to be a knowledgeable writer and I suspect you could make a lot of good contributions here at Wikipedia. I hope you read through the links I've provided in this and my prior welcome message to get a hang of how things are done here. WikiDan61 ChatMe!ReadMe!! 19:05, 23 March 2015 (UTC)
 * 1) Your addition referred to "this paper" which gives the appearance that you have merely copied some other work into Wikipedia, which is not allowed.
 * 2) Your addition contained a fair amount of superfluous information about the generalities of Functional testing and its advantages, etc. It almost looks like you were trying to pad the paper you wrote (from which you originally copied this material) to meet some minimum word count. We don't have a minimum word count at Wikipedia, so its best to keep in mind that brevity is the soul of wit.
 * 3) Your addition had the feel of an instruction guide, but Wikipedia is not an instruction guide.
 * 4) You wrote in the first person, but we don't do that here.
 * 5) You wrote a conclusion, but we don't do that either.