I have college and a full-time job to worry about now. I'm still in the process of moving out and getting my life sorted. I haven't been around for a while and I'll continue to be mostly absent for some time due to these circumstances.
I also have ADHD and my already significant amounts of depression have been considerably heightened as of late. This is obviously interfering with my ability to think reasonably more than it did previously. I am and always will be a lunatic and a basket case and I apologize for this.
If you have questions related to Abstract Wikipedia or Wikifunctions then you're probably better off directing them to 99of9, Feeglgeef, or any associated Foundation member. I can try to answer but I can't guarantee I'll get back to you immediately.
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Hi, this is rae. I am a small cat that is reasonably efficient at turning the electricity inside my skull into meaningful arrangements of squares on your screen. I am currently a college student and I work on the English Wikipedia and its sister projects in my spare time. Statistically speaking, I have about 1 576 800 000 seconds left to live.
I edit just about any Foundation project that interests me, but my main field of work presently is Wikifunctions and the multilingual Abstract Wikipedia project that it supports.
I will inevitably make mistakes. Please be patient with me.
You can find my personal function catalog at /functions, as well as my list of best practices. On Abstract Wikipedia, I created the 1 181st article and started the Toki Pona WikiProject.
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