Kfogel

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Wikipedian since 2004-11-02

This user hacks happily with Emacs.

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This user uses free software wherever and whenever possible.

This user supports free software.

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This user contributes to Open Source projects.

This user contributes using Linux.

This user is paranoid enough to possess their own PGP key!

> _	This user often uses the command line when operating their computer.

Majority ≠ right

This user recognizes that even if 300,000,000 people make the same mistake, it's still a mistake.

This user is busy in real life and may not respond swiftly to queries.

This user has been editing Wikipedia for more than 15 years.

I frequently use Wikipedia, and occasionally contribute. My home page is http://www.red-bean.com/kfogel/.

Disclosure Statement Regarding Paid Edits

(This is a disclosure statement as per the FAQ on paid contributions and the Paid contributions without disclosure section of the Wikipedia Terms of Use.)

A small number of my edits in Wikipedia are paid work. The payments are for time rather than for specific content. That is, a client's payment sometimes makes it possible for me to spend the time to make edits that are the same as I would make on my own had I chosen to spend my time that way anyway, but in no case has a client offered payment for edits that are either inaccurate or inappropriate for the given Wikipedia article (nor would I accept such work). Generally, when I am paid for updating an article, it's something I elected to do as part of a broader overall consulting contract, rather than something the client specifically required for the contract. A good example is these changes to the WorldWide Telescope page. The client noticed that the article was very out of date, so I improved it.