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Started contributing to Wikipedia (in earnest) June 2006. So far I have mainly contributed (and initiated) bridge articles, and math / physics stuff. I have also written a few backgammon articles. July 2006 I started my biggest Wiki-project so far: compiling a comprehensive list of optimal plays for the various suit combinations that occur in the game of bridge.
I am a starter and much less a completer. As I have strong faith in the 'wiki process', I experience little thresholds in initialising new articles. I do post immature articles and love to see these grow and improve thanks to your contributions. When an article is in an early stage of development, I am less interested in details, spelling, lay-out, formatting, etc. This 'slopiness' does not mean that I have any tolerance for content that is factually incorrect.
[edit] WikiProjects
I participate in WikiProject Contract bridge, WikiProject Board and Table Games, WikiProject Mathematics, and WikiProject Physics.
[edit] Articles I've created
The bold titles refer to contributions that have escaped 'stub-status':
Rubensohl, Muiderberg convention, Lionel convention, Crash (convention), Gardener 1NT, Raptor convention, Ghestem, Par contract (redirected), Bep Vriend, Berry Westra, Overcall, Suit combinations, Pass-or-correct bid, Bauke Muller, BBGKY hierarchy, Green, Herbert, Arnold's cat map, Area-preserving maps (redirected), Last Train, Fred Gitelman, Jeff Rubens, Geir Helgemo, Blotto games, Conway puzzle, Slothouber-Graatsma Puzzle, Conway sequence, Heronian mean, Forcing bid, Fourth suit forcing convention (redirected), Forcing pass, Principle of fast arrival, Bergen raises, Reverse bid (redirected), Bridge magazines, Grosvenor gambit, Archie's law, Bedlam cube, Fulvio Fantoni, Claudio Nunes, Fantunes, Piotr Gawrys, Jacek Pszczola, Michal Kwiecien, Adam Zmudzinski, Leaping Michaels, World Team Olympiad, World Open Pairs Championship, World Bridge Championships, World Mixed Pairs Championship, Romex system, Bridge probabilities, Tempo (bridge), Suit combinations - T missing, Suit combinations - J missing, Suit combinations - KT missing, Three suiter, Balanced hand, Boring club, Single suiter, Ekren convention, Computer bridge, Kit Woolsey, Philip Vischjager, Balancing (bridge), Pierre Ghestem, John R. Crawford, List of all-rounders in games of skill, Backgammon opening theory, Backgammon glossary, Backgammon notation, Bill Robertie, Billy Eisenberg, Heinz mean
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