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This user helped get "Apion (family)" listed at Did You Know on the main page on 26 December 2022.
This user helped get "Bork tapes" listed at Did You Know on the main page on 14 September 2023.
This user helped get "Edward Rand" listed at Did You Know on the main page on 6 October 2022.
This user helped get "John Hart Ely" listed at Did You Know on the main page on 22 December 2022.
This user helped get "Quintin Johnstone" listed at Did You Know on the main page on 19 August 2023.
This user got "Apion family" to become a good article on 29 November 2022.
This user got "John Demers" to become a good article on 6 May 2024.
This user got "John Hart Ely" to become a good article on 11 December 2022.
This user got "Quintin Johnstone" to become a good article on 16 July 2023.
This user has extended confirmed rights on the English Wikipedia.
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Jay@Wiki 世澤

You will not be stopped from arguing if you wear a race-track suit or sport a rainbow necktie. You will just create a first impression that you have strayed in at the wrong bar.
— Justice Robert H. Jackson, Advocacy Before the Supreme Court (1951)
About me

I'm an American student from Massachusetts who has been an editor and photographer for Wikipedia for multiple years. I have made over 80,000 contributions in more than 20,000 pages, recorded by Wikipedia as one of the most contributions of all-time.

I am the principal author of the articles on U.S. Supreme Court Justices John Roberts and Clarence Thomas, Taiwanese presidents Ma Ying-jeou and Lee Teng-hui, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Nobel laureate Frederick Banting, Roman philosopher Boethius, and many others (most-recent listed bottom). My recently authored articles include Maggie Goodlander, U.S. Representative from New Hampshire, and Yu Deng, winner of the 2026 Fields Medal.

My research areas are in History, Philosophy, and Law. I have additional research focuses in Sociology, Demography, Academia, and Higher Education. Much of my current work is concentrated in Constitutional Law and the History of China. I brought the articles Quintin Johnstone, Apion family, John Demers, and John Hart Ely to Good status. My current projects are the pages Henry Friendly, Taiwanese Americans, Members of the Legislative Yuan, and a number of universities and colleges.

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