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| − | I am best known by my account on the English Language Wikipedia under the same name. I have been contributing to Wikipedia since the summer of 2007; I am approaching 80,000 edits, and have sometimes been among the top 400 most active editors. |
+ | I am best known by my account on the English Language Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Invertzoo, which is under the same name. I have been contributing to Wikipedia since the summer of 2007; I am approaching 80,000 edits, and have sometimes been among the top 400 most active editors. |
At the Wikipedia Day 10th Birthday Bash in NYC I gave the keynote address. In recent years I have been interviewed about Wikipedia on film, on video, and by radio, print and online journalists. In 2011, my image and words appeared on a worldwide fundraising appeal banner for Wikipedia which was shown in over 200 languages. |
At the Wikipedia Day 10th Birthday Bash in NYC I gave the keynote address. In recent years I have been interviewed about Wikipedia on film, on video, and by radio, print and online journalists. In 2011, my image and words appeared on a worldwide fundraising appeal banner for Wikipedia which was shown in over 200 languages. |
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Revision as of 16:11, 12 April 2014
I am best known by my account on the English Language Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Invertzoo, which is under the same name. I have been contributing to Wikipedia since the summer of 2007; I am approaching 80,000 edits, and have sometimes been among the top 400 most active editors.
At the Wikipedia Day 10th Birthday Bash in NYC I gave the keynote address. In recent years I have been interviewed about Wikipedia on film, on video, and by radio, print and online journalists. In 2011, my image and words appeared on a worldwide fundraising appeal banner for Wikipedia which was shown in over 200 languages.
I currently have three submissions to WikiCon USA 2014:
- The Gender Gap
- Why paid editing is a really bad idea
- Why people contribute to Wikipedia