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This user knows by heart the first 20 digits in the decimal representation of pi. |
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A longtime heavy user of Wikipedia, I had made a few occasional minor edits anonymously over the years. I finally decided to create an account in late 2006 so I could contribute in a more substantial manner. Thus far, I've been contributing mostly to various articles about alpine skiing, volcanoes, and glaciers, my three greatest passions. In March 2007, I founded WikiProject Volcanoes, which has roughly 1500 articles within its scope, and it has since become the focus of the majority of my Wikipedia work.
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[edit] Wikipedia Articles Created
Volcanoes and Mountains
Volcanoes: Oregon
Volcanoes: New Mexico
Other:
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Volcanoes: California
Volcanoes: Alaska
Other Mountains
Glaciers
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[edit] Image Uploads
One of the biggest deficiencies throughout Wikipedia is a complete lack of photos in many, many articles. A good article, especially about mountains or glaciers, requires a photo and preferably several good photos. I am trying to contribute as many images as possible to remedy this deficiency, from both public domain sources (USGS, NPS, etc.) and my own collection. I plan to eventually contribute 100s if not 1000s of photos, so I'm just getting started with this.
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See my current list of uploads at /Images. |
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I'm not as well-travelled as I would like to be, but I have had the good fortune to visit a number of countries on three continents, and thus gain a broader perspective on our diverse globe.