Hello!

Oh so you're the person that edited my article. Well, you've made a decent job of it. I wish you'd have left the list of songs on though.

I just thought it wasn't necessary because the songs are already listed in the article about the album and I'm going to add an article for the demo so it should all be there. I can return the song list if you want, though

You do have a point there, but I think it should be on there, because it's informative. Plus you shouldn't bother to write an article about the demo release, because Wikipedia have a habit of deleting any article I write about any musical release other than main studio albums. I've written several about band members that have been taken off after about three days, so it's just not worth the effort. There are too many do-gooders and rogue editors on there.

Yeah, I know. I tried adding the band members articles, too and they deleted them I'll return the song list then.

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