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SEIN | This user is obsessed with Seinfeld... not that there's anything wrong with that! |
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GreatestTitan is a Wikipedia user who edits and creates pages almost exclusively related to sport mainly Horse racing and Australian football.
The Wikipedia career of GreatestTitan began with my disappointment on the lack of pages for the Melbourne Cup, by contrast a page had been created for every Kentucky Derby and Grand National. As a result, I decided to join Wikipedia to help fix that, as I knew I would have the sources to make that dream possible, and we are getting close to that reality. My first page was the 1863 Melbourne Cup, a crazy race that attracted only seven runners (lowest in the race's history) after Archer was not allowed to run.
My best work to this point is the 2022 AFL Women's season 7 Grand Final which I originally titled "AFL Women's season seven Grand Final" which was created moments before the opening bounce and I thank everyone would helped make that such a great page.
At the moment I hope to add more articles regarding the AFL Finals Series (we need every single Final Series covered with an article too), my first article in that category was the 1901 VFL finals series. While I mostly do sport-based articles you may see me create more articles that do not having anything to do with sport, the only articles I have created so far that falls into that category was the song When the River Runs Dry by Hunters & Collectors, my personal favourite song, and a big fan of the music of Mark Seymour including his work in the last decade and 2023 VCE exam period controversies, which was a fun but a difficult article to make given I made it harder than I needed to for myself by writing on muck up day behaviour and the many written exam errors.