The most recent casualty: [1][2][3]
It is time for the community to decide whether they want a perfect contributor who's a horrible collaborator, or an excellent person who may not be the perfect editor. Nobody like FlyingToaster should be forced to leave the project, and certainly not like this.
Wikipedia is a collaborative project. We are a community.
The only way to truly idiot-proof something is to find a smarter idiot.
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I figure that if I'm going to try to be more active around here, I should at least have a userpage. Having my username show up as a red link on every single one of my edits and talk page signatures just yells 'noob'.
A collection of arguments to avoid in deletion discussions.
The official guide to magic words (functions like __TOC__, {{BASEPAGENAME}}, etc).
About me
Although I'm reluctant to get it checked, I'm pretty sure that I suffer from Paranoid personality disorder. Knowing the dangers of self-diagnosis, I'm also refusing to absolutely take it seriously until I'm totally sure (professionally evaluated) that I am paranoid.
Regarding the gaming bit, I've been playing video games my entire life. They've had a huge influence on me. Although I'm quite skilled at gaming, I'm largely uninterested in competition; I refuse to approach any insanely high-level strategy unless it's for my personal enjoyment. Therefore, I'm merely an obsessive, but recreational, gamer. The extra D in my username is fully intentional. I am LedgendGamer anywhere else that it matters, and a pseudonym where I don't want to be recognized (or when I don't really care about the account). I'm most active (and prominent) here, and at Newgrounds.
I spend most of my time at Wikipedia fighting vandalism. I'm looking to start contributing more to articles themselves instead of just defending them.
I tend to go crazy like this when I've found a niche; if anyone catches me making a mistake, please point it out (politely) on my talk page.
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