Since the Draft namespace is not a free drafting space, all editors—and especially newbies who do not understand how to avoid draft deletion—should use their [[WP:User pages|userspace]] for "free" drafting instead. These [[WP:Userspace draft|userspace drafts]] should ''not'' be tagged with {{tl|Userspaceuserspace draft}}, nor should they be submitted to [[WP:AFC|Articles for Creation]], as this adds no benefit and makes it more likely that the draft will be targeted and listed at MfD or, in the latter case, deleted per G13 for the same reasons listed above. Completed drafts can be [[WP:MOVE|moved]] to the mainspace (turned into articles) without going through any of these channels provided that the mover's account is [[WP:AUTOCONFIRM|4 days old and has made 10 edits]]. This 4 days and 10 edits requirement should be easily reached simply by developing the draft.
The use of the Draft namespace, Articles for Creation, and/or the {{tl|Userspaceuserspace draft}} template should be reserved for cases where community feedback on the draft is desired, with the understanding that this feedback may include deletion if the draft meets any of the criteria listed above. Users currently working on pages in the Draft namespace should consider [[WP:USERFICATION|moving them to userspace]] if they wish to have a "free" drafting space.
Note that while a user page without the {{tl|Userspaceuserspace draft}} template is a good free drafting space, it is not okay to make user pages that are [[WP:NOTWEBHOST|unrelated to work on Wikipedia]].
