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Unfortunately, Freak104 has retired as a Wikipedia editor. Best wishes and good luck! |
The recent changes to the Wikipedia Notability requirements for works of fiction means that many comic book articles will be merged into pointless list articles. This defeats the entire purpose of Wikipedia, in my eyes. I see no reason to stay around, because all of my effort will be for naught.
My wife and I are both Ph.D. graduate students, but we are in very different departments. We both love animals, so we own a few:
[edit] My interests
I own over 3,450 comic books and most of my edits are to comic book articles. The majority of the comics I own were published by Marvel Comics, so my edits are focused on Marvel articles. On rare occasion I will also edit some television show articles. The shows that I might edit are: C.S.I., Heroes, Scrubs, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Blade: The Series, and Journeyman.
- My Top Five favorite bands are (in alphabetical order): Breaking Benjamin, Chevelle, Cold, Evanescence, and Fuel.
- Other bands I like are: 3 Doors Down, Aerosmith, Audioslave, Breaking Point, Crossfade, Default, Finger Eleven, Godsmack, Hoobastank, Lacuna Coil, Letter Kills, Lostprophets, Live, Nickelback, Oleander, Our Lady Peace, Red, Revis, Saliva, Seether, Sevendust, Shinedown, Smile Empty Soul, Three Days Grace, The Who, and more.
- I am an active participant of "Where's George?".
- I am a former member of Wikipedia:WikiProject CSI franchise and Wikipedia:WikiProject Trivia Cleanup.
- I participate in multiple Fantasy sports; I usually play against friends and family, but I have joined a few leagues that are played against strangers. I participate in Fantasy Football, Pro-Football pick-em, Fantasy Baseball, March Madness pick-em, and Fantasy Hockey. But the one I am most concerned with is Fantasy HOCKEY.
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This user's favourite subject is Biology.
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This user thinks that there are too many people who don’t know that they’re worse than their own children at spelling! |
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Too many people have no idea how to use words they should have learned in Grade Two. |
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This user wears corrective contact lenses, without which they'd be blind as a bat! |
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[edit] Pages I watch
[edit] Pages I created
Pages are listed in chronological order of creation within each section.
[edit] Comic book pages
[edit] Pages created to help shorten the main article
[edit] CSI pages
[edit] My view on use of Wikipedia
As I stated above, or if you check my contributions you will see that I primarily edit comic book articles. My other edits are usually television shows or movies. Even for the Trivia Cleanup project I mostly fixed only that type of article. In other words, I primarily edit articles about popular culture. In my opinion that is the only useful type of article on Wikipedia. Wikipedia is not allowed as a resource for any accredited university class. Anyone being able to edit Wikipedia allows the articles about popular culture/fictional topics to stay current (people can post a whole new article about a TV show episode immediately after it airs for the first time, or people update comic pages as soon as they have finished reading a new issue), but it also makes articles about factual topics unreliable. There is no single author, and there is no way you can prove that the current edit was proofread by someone who actually knows the topic.
"The standard for inclusion is verifiability, not truth." That is Wikipedia's standard for inclusion. I am not making that up; I am quoting. The truth can be (and often is) deleted for something false because it is easier to verify.
Wikipedia is useful for popular culture (comic books, movies, television, music, etc.). Wikipedia is not useful for research. PERIOD
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