User:Mjb
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Mike J. Brown (mjb), an autodidact and Web technology consultant, has been contributing to Wikipedia since August of 2002. Since 1992 he has also been co-administrator of Hyperreal, a home for informational and community resources related to electronic music, rave culture, and altered states of consciousness, and until 2000, he was co-administrator of apache.org. Some of Mike's music reviews appeared in URB Magazine in 1997. His profile of the musical group The Art of Noise was published in the first edition of Musichound R&B (1998; ISBN 1-57859-026-4) and the second edition of Musichound Rock (1999; ISBN 1-57859-061-2), both of which are encyclopedic album guides. He served as technical editor for the Addison-Wesley book XQuery: The XML Query Language by Michael Brundage (2004; ISBN 0-321-16581-0), and contributed to the second edition of the O'Reilly Python Cookbook (2005; ISBN 0-596-00797-3). Since 2001, Mike has been one of the core developers of 4Suite, a toolkit for XML and RDF processing in the Python programming language. He also self-publishes articles and resources related to XML, XSLT, URIs, and character encoding on his own web site. In 2005, he was inducted into The XML Guild, an association of some of the best independent XML consultants in the world. On Discogs, Mike is a moderator of Electronic submissions, and on DMOZ, he is an editor in the Roller Derby category. [edit] ContributionsOn Wikipedia, Mike created or completely rewrote these articles:
Mike made significant edits and contributions to these articles:
A complete list of Mike's contributions is available here. He also has a presence on Wikisource. Mike has some advice for Wikipedians. |
