User:Anger22
I have attacked my User page 857 times
Which means you are doing something right
NEED TO SPEAK TO ME...DO IT HERE
The RickK Anti-Vandalism Barnstar
I salute you for your excellent work combatting vandalism and your excepitonal civility and cool-headedness! Keep it up! AmiDaniel (Talk) 04:56, 5 May 2006 (UTC) |
The Working Man's Barnstar
Thanks for everything you have done for WikiProject Guitarists, including recruiting other members! Aguerriero (talk) 03:24, 26 July 2006 (UTC) |
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Thank you for keeping the Guitar Project going strong--Seadog.M.S |
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For your work on List of Telecaster players, which is now our first article to reach featured status. Awesome job! Aguerriero (talk) 17:30, 13 November 2006 (UTC) |
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Who am I?
I am a semi-retired Engineer, part-time musician and full time husband and father. I own a successful consulting firm(that I try to avoid as much as possible) I split time between Nova Scotia and Ontario...depending on whether I'm working-or trying not to. My wife(of nearly 30 years) and I have 2 sons who are both school teachers.
Why I'm Here?
-Had been browsing and doing occasional anon edits(99% vandal rv's) for quite a long while.
-finally stepped in with a name in early 2006
I didn't think I'd have a great deal of time to spend doing major additions or overhauls to any articles...BUT...along the way I have managed to expand/wikify many (mostly Canadian) music related articles and have also been busy trying to contribute to the Wiki-Project Guitarists.
As always, I can spot vandals, POV purveyors, link spammers and Wikipedia Policy evaders from a great distance and have worked hard to keep their efforts meaningless.
also...
Death to: RED LINKS
I wish I had more time to eliminate the dreaded red link. Stub creation is a start...but 1 sentence does NOT an article make. Back-tracking and expanding has been a pet project as of late. It'll be a never ending process. I have been quite successful at spotting copyvio within Wikipedia. It's one thing to find and remove it. But leaving a blank article behind isn't satisfactory either. So far I have cleaned and re-built several articles that were cut/paste jobs...the last one being Tom Scholz. That, I expect, will be a never-ending process.
The "Good" in Wikipedia
- Anyone looking to see just how Wikipedia should work at its best...just go and review the Featured Article process that Rush went through. It was nice to observe a group of dedicated editors take, what was an excellent article to begin with, and build it into what I consider to be the best music article on Wikipedia. Too bad they all couldn't work that way!
- Also, Accolades to the efforts of everyone in the WikiProject-Canadian Military History Task Force!!!...a good job done by all!
The "Bad" in Wikipedia
- The Cabal that's not supposed to exist in Wikipedia...but does anyway. Especially in some of the Wiki Projects related to Sports or Politics. You can get more bruises trying to edit a hockey/football article than you'd get actually playing the game. There's a lot of biting going on in those projects that will, hopefully, go away someday.
The "Ugly" in Wikipedia
- Just review the number of Vandal RV's in my edit history and you'll see the worst part of Wikipedia. Over 2500 articles in my watchlist right now. I do my best.
My Interests
- Music (real music not Pop fluff)
- Engineering/Science (my chosen career)
- History ( because I am a trivia nut)
- Sports (mostly Hockey)
- Atlantic Canada (my region of choice)
- Countitus
My Name
Anger22 doesn't represent my disposition, nor is it my age. I am a rather content person with no time to get angry about anything. Also I have seen a lot more than 22 years since I was actually 22 years old. It's just a nick that I've had since I was in University. Trying to explain its meaning would require more time than I have...today anyways. Anger22 (Talk 2 22)