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The insanity of this user is confirmed. There. You don't believe me? Well, look at the rest of the page...
M name is Cedrick, In real life, I tend to be much more sophisticated through my edits, and I am still learning on how to be a good Wikipedian. If you have any tips on me, post them at my talk page, suggestions are highly appreciated . I am extremely kind when it comes to newcomers, and if you want help, why not stop by over my talk page? ~CedricK(Talk to me!) 00:05, 30 May 2015 (UTC)
For your perseverance despite a few initial bumps and your incredible willingness to learn. Welcome to Wikipedia! --Bananasoldier (talk) 23:02, 26 May 2015 (UTC)
The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar
Based on your response at the Teahouse, I'm sure you'll do just fine, especially if you don't follow my example. Ian.thomson (talk) 01:44, 28 May 2015 (UTC)
How to link to a category without categorizing the page
Category links don't work like other links. Instead, they go invisible and put the page in the category specified. For example, if you write a message that says I think [[Category:Living people]] would be appropriate", it will appear as "I think would be appropriate" and the talk page you wrote the message on will be added to the Living people category. The link disappeared!
Sometimes it is useful to provide links to categories, such for listing categories on portals, or when you are discussing categories.
To make category links work like normal links, add a colon after the opening brackets. Then "I think [[:Category:Living people]] would be appropriate", appears as "I think Category:Living people would be appropriate".