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This user is of Slovak ancestry. |
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This user identifies as queer. |
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- Age: 24 years old
- Current location: Olympia, Washington
- Current endeavor: Master's of Environmental Studies student at Evergreen State College
- Favorite Authors: David Quammen, John Robbins, Laurie Garrett, Richard Preston, Matt Ridley, Richard Dawkins, Bryan Sykes
- Favorite Recording Artists: Janis Ian, Phil Ochs, Harry Chapin, Guster, Dar Williams, ellipsis
- United States National Parks visited: Great Smoky Mountains, Mount Rainier, Olympic, Redwood, Rocky Mountain, Shenandoah, and Theodore Roosevelt
[edit] Major Contributions
- Articles in bold are ones created by me.
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[edit] Not So Major Contributions (stubs, lists, etc.)
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[edit] Edit milestones
[edit] Barnstars
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The Oddball Barnstar |
| for interesting contributions in carnivorous plant articles Fly traper 17:41, 24 February 2007 (UTC) |
[edit] Best Edit Ever
The award for Best Edit Ever on Wikipedia goes to User:RussNelson for this gem.
I vehemently disagree with those that believe all species common names should be capitalized (i.e. Red Alder instead of red alder). Common names should start with lower case letters such as western hemlock except for cases where, obviously, the first letter of a common name begins a sentence or part of the name is a proper noun after a specific place or person (i.e. Sitka spruce not "sitka spruce" and coast Douglas-fir not "coast douglas-fir"; but never "Sitka Spruce" and "Coast Douglas-Fir"). I speak specifically from a botanical perspective and am unable to comment on other discipline's common naming guidelines. I acknowledge the fact that this debate is unsettled here on Wikipedia and vow to try and not let my POV from interfering with the articles, though I do hope standardization will be achieved.
[edit] To Do List
- Create Champion tree
- Expand/Create all articles dealing with protocarnivory:
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- Create stubs for
all most(?) Stylidium species.
[edit] External Links
Somethingtimeless--my website
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