If you want to write two sentences for a description, that's fine. It's the chapters and categories that's the problem. When you contribute something, those are among the things that need correcting. The chapter/episode numbers aren't always the right ones, and it wouldn't kill you to add the titles if they're right there. Likewise, the categories are sometimes wrong. "Manga" are not "Comic books" since they get printed in magazines. Some "Humans" are actually some other species. And "Stuffing" and "Weight gain" aren't to be confused with each other. Not to mention that "Inflation" is supposed to be "Air inflation." If you want to do chapters and categories right, make sure you put them in right. This is why it helps to check your work before and after submission.

On that note, do you check the source material of the findings you get? I know some of it didn't count. You have to look into these things first so you'll understand the full scope. Otherwise, you'll just be making up your own narrative.

Also, pages only get deleted because they don't count, are plagiarized, get edited too many times upon creation, or are so poorly made that it's easier to redo from scratch. A wiki of any kind isn't all fun, there's work involved that makes it a source of information. Maybe it is kink-based, but proper information is crucial and comes first. Anyone who wants to contribute needs to understand that.

And who says I insult people? The worse I've done is say stuff about your mistakes, and that's mainly to get a response from you, on account that you almost never do or say anything back. I only wanted to help when I tried giving advice, so you could've said something if you didn't agree. You're supposed to talk to an admin when you have questions.