Glynn Burrows

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Speedy deletion nomination of User:Norfolk-Tours/Wymondham Bridewell

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Sorry

I am very sorry that your first submission was so rudely received. I have expressed my disapproval to MarcusBritish. I do hope you have not been put off. Category:Grade II listed buildings in Norfolk is probably a good place for you to start looking to see what a proper Wikipedia article looks like. — RHaworth (talk · contribs) 23:10, 31 August 2011 (UTC)

• Thanks for your note. I am getting really frustrated by the site as I have been told that I can't use the name I have chosen but I can't find out how to change it! Is it really this difficult to put something on Wikipedia? Why isn't there an idiot's guide? I won't say much because this probably won't get to you anyway. — Norfolk-Tours (talk · contribs) via-email

Simply create a new account! On your new user page, you can add a note saying: "my first article was Wymondham Bridewell created under a different user name". Idiot's guide?? Wikipedia is, if anything, overloaded with help facilities. A box above says "you may want to read the guide to writing your first article". Have you followed that link? The standard {{welcome}} template contains links. There is an whole help: namespace. "Probably won't get to you anyway" - what an amazing thing to say - why on earth might it not reach me? But for Wikipedia matters, it is usually better to leave a message on my talk page. Incidentally re Category:Grade II listed buildings in Norfolk - I note that currently it consists almost entirely of mills - clearly there is plenty of scope for you there! — RHaworth (talk · contribs) 16:19, 1 September 2011 (UTC)

I have created a new user (Glynn Burrows) and I have put my article on a page there. I have tried to find out how to reply to you on the link you sent but that user has been blocked and I can't see how to use the talk bit anyway. Your comment about seeing how to use wikipedia is all well & good but there is too much information on there and it just drowns me. I need simple, uncomputer-orientated explanations about how to do stuff I'm afraid.

This all seems far too complicated and I think I will have to give up, it is causing me too much grief. Thanks for your help, but I think I will have to keep my knowledge to myself till I publish it in book form. — Glynn Burrows (talk · contribs) via e-mail

I am very sorry to hear your message but it is probably for the best. Just for the record I have moved User:Glynn Burrows to Wymondham Bridewell and then edited it. Nothing of yours has been deleted - both your edits are available via the edit history. — RHaworth (talk · contribs) 17:42, 2 September 2011 (UTC)