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 your multiple editing practice 

Hi,

The following users have already mentioned this to you: , ,  and .
Your practice of multiple edits for simple changes is distracting to other user's editing of Wikipedia.
You have asked for explanations and have received them:
 It confuses users who are editing the page at the same time as you, as my confusion was when we edited Dayne Beams at the same time and you had only updated his game count and not the stats update time, and therefore I almost added an extra game to him.
 The number of edits a user has is almost meaningless. Nobody looks at this number, and a user's quality isn't judged by the number of edits, but rather by the quality of the edits.
 It floods the watchlist and the recent changes list and makes it harder to spot if other users have made inappropriate edits.
 (adding this one now) Micro-editing takes more time, which you could use for other things, such as bettering a larger number of articles.

We would all very much appreciate if you desist from this practice.

Thanks,

  

 I fully support all four comments. Cheers,   

 Following up from your answer on my talk page, Yes we would like you to do the whole stats change in one edit. In one edit change from ""Player with X goals in Y games as of round Z"" to ""Player with X+1 goals in Y+1 games as of round Z+1"". Also, it is bad form to delete other users' posts from your talk page, unless you are archiving them.   "