User:Francium12

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[edit] About me

Francium12 This user lives in the United Kingdom. This user lives in England. This user is proud to be English. This user is from Essex Sec This user is in secondary school. incl This user is a Wikipedia inclusionist. en This user is a native speaker of English. This user is a member of the Association of Inclusionist Wikipedians. This user is proud to be a Wikipedian. This user feels that deletions subject to a popularity contest rather than a verifiability test damage Wikipedia more than any userbox ever could. 900+ This user has over 900 edits. This user believes that a user's edit count does not necessarily reflect on the value of their contributions to Wikipedia. This user wastes far too much time editing Wikipedia. The English Wikipedia has 1,713,748 articles.

Daniel James Cooper (b. 27th March 1989) is a seventeen year old male sixth-form student currently studying A-levels at The Billericay School in Billericay, Essex in the United Kingdom. English Literature, History, Government and Politics, Geography, General Studies and Critical Thinking are the six subjects I am currently studying.

My user account Francium12 takes its name from Francium the periodic table element. The name was chosen primarily as I had trouble finding a username which had not been taken by anyone else.

[edit] Contacting me

You can contact me either by adding a comment to my talkpage or by e-mail at Quickbeam44@aol.com – this the e-mail I check most often because it comes up automatically whenever I log on to AOL.

[edit] My Wikipedia editing

i have been a wikipeida editor since March 2005. I might possibly be a Wikipedia obsessive. My things I do on Wikipedia include creating new stub articles as I feel that this can be a catalyst for other editors to quickly improve the stub.

I also add a lot of external links to articles as often these can be of more use that the actual article itself.

I think that there should be lots of citations and references on articles to improve the reliability of Wikipedia as a reference source

I feel that Wikipedia should aim to be the “sum of all human knowledge” and therefore I am often in favour of not deleting articles which are questioned as being not notable.

Wikipedia suffers from a systematic bias – people write about what they like so some subject areas are particularly underrepresented such as areas of physical geography. I have created many stubs on obscure topics. I think any blue link is better than a red link.

I often to not press the ‘see preview button’ so the number of edits I have made statistic is a little inaccurate. I also have developed a habit of not logging in when I edit.

[edit] Articles I have created

•100% English •1832 Royal Commission into the Operation of the Poor Laws •2003 Bristol University admissions row •3 Minute Wonder •A Fool's Alphabet •A Spot of Bother •Allowance system •Andover Workhouse scandal •Artsmark •AQA Anthology •Benidorm Island •Betsygate •Black Friday (1910) •Blakeney Point •Book of Murder •Bradshaw model •Charlotte Despard •Children Act 1908 •Commission for Equalities and Human Rights •Conciliation Bills •Crevasse splay •Day of Daggers •Eastgate Shopping Centre (Basildon) •Elizabeth How-Martyn •Fanny Garrison Villard •Forest Glade F.C. •For the Fallen •Gary Hooper •George Nichols •Gloucester Park •Gross Primary Productivity •Halosere •Helen Bosanquet •Helicoidal flow •Heroes and Villains (novel) •Hjulstrom curve •House of Correction •Impotent poor •Incident at Vichy •Indoor relief •Interflow •John George Shaw Lefevre •Joshua Hobson •Leakage effect •Leon Greenman •Less eligibility •Liberal reforms •Love (novel) •Lysimeter •Maladministration •Matt Harrold •Minority report (Poor Law) •Molotov Plan •Mud March (Suffragists) •National Society for Women's Suffrage •Net Primary Productivity •New town blues •Noak Bridge •On Green Dolphin Street •On Receiving News of the War •Outdoor Labour Test Order •Outdoor relief •Outdoor Relief Prohibitory Order •Overseer of the Poor •Party identification •Pass Plus •Pipeflow •Poor Law Commission •Poor rate •Poor relief •Poverty, A Study of Town Life •Primary poverty •Procreation sonnets •Regeneration Trilogy •Representatives on mission •Riffle-Pool Sequence •Secondary poverty •Secondary schools in Essex •Stop The Cavalry •Sportsmark •Strange Meeting (book) •Ten Hours Act •The American Clock •The Devil's Tune (book) •The Fatal Englishman •The Girl at the Lion D'or •The Land (study) •The majority report (Poor Laws) •Thomas Frankland Lewis •Thomas Gilbert •Trident (company) •Union Chargeability Act •UNTCOK •W. N. Hodgson •Water balance •Women's Liberal Federation •York Notes

[edit] Categories I have created

•Poor Law

[edit] Blogging

I currently keep a blog which can be found at http://dancooper.blogspot.com

[edit] Barnstars

		The Original Barnstar
		...For the Liberal Reforms! Paj.meister 18:31, 17 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] External link

• This counts the number of edits to wikipedia you have made!

[edit] I realise all of my edits in into the public domain...

All contributions by this user hereby released into the public domain
	I, the author, hereby agree to waive all claim of copyright (economic and moral) in all content contributed by me, the user, and immediately place any and all contributions by me into the public domain; I grant anyone the right to use my work for any purpose, without any conditions, to be changed or destroyed in any manner whatsoever without any attribution or notice to the creator.

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