Andrew Davidson is a Wikipedian and this is his user page.
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Activities
edit- Articles – articles which I started or rewrote
- Did You Know – articles which appeared in the main page Did You Know section
- Encomia – barnstars and other plaudits
- Errata – notification and discussion of errors spotted on the main page
- Events – editathons, meetups, training and other organised events
- Glossary – relevant concepts and terminology
- Logs – entries in logs
- Memoranda – notes and reminders
- Milestones – significant achievements such as the 6 millionth article
- Pictures – photographs and other images which I uploaded
- Policy precedents
- Project periodicals
- Research – meta-analysis of Wikipedia
- Statistics – readership of my articles
- Toolkit – tools and templates
- Whimsy
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