User talk:Thefrecklyntower

You hijacked an article about another person. Please don't do that kind of thing again.

I moved the content to Hlongwane Tekani Fortune.

You uploaded a photo, which I assume was a selfie? I moved the image to File:Apparently a selfie of Hlongwane Tekani Fortune - IMG 20220603 144220 193.jpg.

If it was a selfie, please return to it, and say it was a selfie.

I erased your biography from the image page. It seemed to duplicate the article you wrote about yourself; and that content was in the wrong namespace. Wikis have namespaces. The main namespace is for articles.

The Talk: namespace is for discussion about articles.

The User talk: namespace is for notes about a user's edits.

The File: namespace is solely for images, and information about those images, like who owns the underlying intellectual property rights, the license it was released under, the camera used, location, and other information about the actual image. The wikipedia requires the licensing and ownership information for every image. Improperly licensed images get deleted there. Here it is assumed that if the uploader didn't explicitly state that information they owned the rights to the image, and they were agreeing to put it into the public domain.

If you want to make this look more like a wikipedia article then, instead of telling readers to look to social media, provide links to those webpages. Enclose them within a <ref></ref> pair. Look to other articles to see how to enclose a {{cite web}} template, or the similar {{cite news}} template, within the <ref></ref> pairs. Geo Swan (talk) 10:42, 16 October 2022 (UTC)