Coco Dong
Welcome!
editWelcome to Wikipedia. I am sorry that your first edit was reverted without so much as an explanation. You sound as though you have personally benefitted by the ministrations of a barefoot doctor. This concept is new to me, and fascinating. I hope to help to bring the article up to standard.
Your edit, though obviously heartfelt, and doubtless accurate, would be considered by most editors to fit the category of "Original Research," often abbreviated on en.Wikipedia as WP:OR. A culture of consensus has developed at Wikipedia, and one of the goals agreed upon is that material be encyclopedic. Sources which are published and widely distributed, referred to as "secondary sources," are required for almost any statement. In order not to have all your edits immediately reverted (deleted, or changed back to how they read before your change), read some of the articles on how to edit Wikipedia. Look at edit histories and Talk pages, and see how others are editing. This is not rocket science. You can write in English, and you can use a computer, or you wouldn't be reading this. You can learn to do this, too!
UserTalk pages are very helpful. Mine is not a good example, as I have never effectively archived it, and have edited it to make a royal mess out of it, but if you REALLY DIG at the early entries, you might find something useful. My suggestion would be to look at other people's talkpages, particularly new users. I guess you were never properly welcomed, and given the introductory material, because you only made one edit. Rags (talk) 20:12, 3 September 2015 (UTC)
- Battery gone. I'll come back, in case you happen to look at this. Rags (talk) 20:14, 3 September 2015 (UTC)
Welcome!
edit[I am not an official welcomer, if there is such. This is a copy/paste of what I received as my first missive on my talkpage. I hope you find it helpful, and that it is not out of date
Hello, Coco Dong, and welcome to Wikipedia! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are some pages that you might find helpful: