Milestones
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WikiProject North America: Co-founded (with the IP editor known as 76.66) in October of 2010.
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WikiProject East Asia: Co-founded (with the same IP) in October of 2010.
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File mover: I proposed the idea of making it a user right in February 2011, it was approved and implemented in March.
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Svenbot: In August of 2011 I became the proud operator of an approved bot account. Mind you, Fastily was the one that coded all of the programs I have run thus far, but I'm still quite proud to be a bot operator.
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File namespace noticeboard: I proposed the establishment of a centralized page for file namespace issues to be discussed by the file worker community, and after a discussion at the Village Pump, it was formally established in December 2011.
Content
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Faery: Legends of Avalon: This is the first article I wrote from scratch. It isn't an outstanding literary work for the ages, but it made DYK.
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Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012: I took this from a redirect to a respectable, if not especially fantastic, standalone article.
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Architecture of the Song Dynasty: My first Good Article. Previously a GA, the article was delisted in March of 2010. NickDupree, wctaiwan, and I did a good deal of work getting it back up to GA level, which it re-obtained on 15 October 2011. Re-obtaining GA level allowed the whole Song Dynasty to re-obtain Featured Topic status, which it did on November 29, 2011.
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Death By Cube: The third article I've written from scratch, and the second that made DYK.
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Ugly Americans: Apocalypsegeddon: The fourth article I've written from scratch, and owing to a dearth of sources, the hardest of the four to write.
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Patricia Buckley Ebrey: The first non-video game article I wrote from scratch. It was sitting in my userspace for a long time, I decided to move it live during Simmons GSLIS Women's History Month Edit-a-Thon!.
- I have compiled eight Wikipedia books.
Essays
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Failed RfA Advice: After a few users that I worked with went through unsuccessful RfAs and kinda lost their sense of direction, I created this essay to both encourage them and to give them tips so that their next RfA might be more successful.
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The monster under the rug: An essay published in the Signpost on 31 October 2011. It was covered by two external blogs and generated 70,000 bytes of talk page commentary.
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