If I'm understanding correctly, it sounds like you're placing javascript in the HTML page, rather than a userscript. You don't put a userscript "into the page". You create a file, such as myownscript.user.js, with your Javascript. You then direct Firefox to that file (like c:\users\elfio\desktop\myownscript.user.js in the address bar) and Greasemonkey will ask to install it. It will then load and run on whatever page(s) you've got in @include.
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