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Dkriegls is often referred to as Daniel Krieglstein of Chicago, Illinois. I'm a regular editor to Wikipedia and support all efforts to expand public access to free and accurate knowledge. Born in Lawrence, Michigan, USA (1979), my day job is Ad. Assistant Professor of Behavioral Design at the Illinois Institute of Technology: College of Computing (my faculty profile). Generally, I'm a good natured person who will work with any editor to find middle ground. I am a strong supporter of corrective criticism and encourage others to be more open to constructive feedback as a first step toward improvement. I'm also a peer-reviewer for the Journal of Clinical Psychology and board member of the International Society for Universal Dialogue.

 

Be nice to new editors: My desire to become a regular editor of Wikipedia began with biography articles about my immediate family, in clear disharmony with WP:Conflict of interest. However, that emotional connection got me to read Wikipedia:Guidelines and get involved with the WikiProject Biography. I credit the kindness of experienced editors with guiding me into becoming a productive editor. I also remember how often I almost quit altogether because of a few bad encounters with editors attacking me for WP:Conflict of interest. Those personal attacks were mostly by novice editors, but all editors should be kind to new editors, even when they are grossly violating Wikipedia guidelines. Remember when you did stupid things around here? :)


 

Recognition awards

 

The Original Barnstar
For all your help addressing some longstanding and occasionally tricky errors in the David Marchick article, I'm very grateful. WWB Too (Talk · COI) 15:30, 21 November 2013 (UTC)


The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar
Thank you for being so friendly and welcoming. It definitely helps. BuzyBody (talk) 15:10, 7 June 2012 (UTC)


The Cleanup Barnstar
For incredible efforts at cleaning up the Chicagoland suburb articles. Rrius (talk) 21:05, 5 April 2012 (UTC)


The Original Barnstar
For all the work you've done in cleaning up "notable" (and sometimes, not so notable) people!

Thanks! Student7 (talk) 22:32, 10 May 2010 (UTC)

 

Thanks for your amazing suggestions! I stay up late editing, and work really, really hard to do a good job on these, but unfortunately, thanks mostly to the stifling efforts of ONE editor. I will likely have to quit that project. I simply will be threatened with a block if I continue, so I will likely have to stop. People are very protective of the towns and cities in their watchlists... even if I am only trying to attain consensus. Happy to discuss further though tomorrow! Going to sleep for now. Th78blue (They/Them/Their • talk) 07:36, 2 December 2021 (UTC)

 

Promotion of the place where people describe where they live by pointing to a spot on their hand award
For all your great work maintaining articles about my former (and always dearest) state. Thank you! John from Idegon (talk) 22:05, 12 August 2014 (UTC)

 

Thank you for always being so wiling to help another editors! It is really appreciated :) BuzyBody (talk) 01:43, 18 July 2013 (UTC)

 

Thanks for your work at Ross William Ulbricht! KeithbobTalk 19:03, 5 October 2013 (UTC)

 


The Cybernetic Racist
For all the work you've done in removing notable cybernetic related history from Wikipedia.

Thanks! Bender 17:52, 7 June 2012 (UTC)

 

Current projects

 

  • I'm just monitoring at the moment. Non-digital life is too demanding.
  • List of Biographies worth creating: Biography to-do list

 

Biography work

 

Notability guides I have created:

 

Biography Lists I started and contributed significantly to:

 

Articles I started and contributed significantly to:

 

Articles I completely overhauled:

 

Lists of Notable people clean up

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How to write a 'Notable people' section

 

 B Several editors have worked hard to come up with guidelines on how best to write these sections. Not all are in agreement.

 B For the most widely agreed upon guidelines, refer to the Notable people section of the WikiProject Cities/US Guideline

 B For the best example of a top quality list, see the List of people from Park Ridge, Illinois

 

States I have completely cleaned up!

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State List of Cities List of Towns List of Villages
Illinois cities towns and villages (same list)
Maine cities towns none
Michigan* cities and towns (same list) villages
North Dakota cities none none
New Hampshire cities and towns (same list) villages/other
Rhode Island cities and towns (same list) none
Vermont cities towns villages

(*) State I'm currently cleaning up

"List of people from" pages I've created

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Illinois Illinois
(Continued)
Illinois
(Continued)
California,
Florida,
Georgia,
& Michigan
Iowa, Maine,
& New Hampshire
North Dakota,
Rhode Island,
& Vermont
  1. Arlington Heights
  2. Aurora
  3. Barrington
  4. Belleville
  5. Bloomington
  6. Carbondale
  7. Cairo
  8. Champaign
  9. Chicago:List of musicians from
  10. Danville
  11. Decatur
  12. East St. Louis
  1. Elgin
  2. Elmhurst
  3. Evanston
  4. Galesburg
  5. Galena
  6. Glen Ellyn
  7. Harvey
  8. Highland Park
  9. Hinsdale
  10. Jacksonville
  11. Joliet
  12. Lake Forest
  13. Naperville
  1. Oak Park
  2. Ottawa
  3. Park Forest
  4. Park Ridge
  5. Peoria
  6. Rockford
  7. Springfield
  8. Urbana
  9. Waukegan
  10. Wheaton
  11. Wilmette
  1. Eureka
     
  2. Winter Park
     
  3. Columbus
     
  4. Adrian
  5. Bloomfield Hills
  1. Davenport
     
  2. Bangor
  3. Bath
  4. Hallowell
  5. Lewiston
  6. Waterville
     
  7. Concord
  8. Dover
  9. Exeter
  10. Hanover
  11. Nashua
     
  1. Fargo
     
  2. Cranston
  3. Pawtucket
     
  4. Brattleboro
  5. Bennington
  6. Montpelier
  7. Rutland
  8. St. Albans
  9. St. Johnsbury

Other "List of people from" pages I've cleaned up

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