Hey, I'm a fan of your work, but I'd advise you against inserting obvious POV (such as the recently added "Sadly," sentence in Mark Knight) and adding your homepage link to the Melon Dezign article, as it can be construed as self-advertising. Mikkel 00:56, 27 May 2006 (UTC)
It is difficult to write neutrally about yourself. Therefore, it is considered proper on Wikipedia to let others do the writing. Instead, contribute material or make suggestions on the article's talk page and let independent editors write it into the article itself.
However, in clear-cut cases, it is permissible to edit pages connected to yourself. So, you can revert vandalism; but of course it has to be simple, obvious vandalism, and not just a content dispute. Similarly, you should feel free to correct mistaken or out-of-date facts about yourself, such as marital status, current employer, place of birth, and so on.
Not having gone through this site in detail, I wasn't aware of the talk page and what it was for... so I will use that from now on. Thanks for that. Mark.