My private editing activities concentrate on Southern African topics and on routing, switching and general networking principles. Occasionally I stumble across inaccuracies in other subject areas which I then attempt to repair.
I teach computer networking at Namibia University of Science and Technology in Windhoek. In this role I have a few Wikipedia assignments because there currently is no second active Wikipedian at my institution. Among these "official" tasks are:
When someone in Namibia requests a public lecture, training, or some general information on Wikipedia it will usually be me to deliver it.
I am the inofficial campus ambassador of Namibia University of Science and Technology. That means that I got the T-shirt, I train the trainers, and I coordinate Wikipedia assignments and outreach activities as documented on the ICT project page. There was a mandatory Wikipedia assignment from 2010 to 2012. We had to stop it due to excessive copyright violations; the assignment is now voluntary.
Where I live the Internet is slow and unreliable, unbelievably slow for most of you. I typically limp about at a few hundred bytes per second, and we are frequently cut off for hours, sometimes days.
So bear with me:
If I have promised to do something I will do it. It might take longer than your patience lasts, I might be interrupted in the middle of action, and it might not be my fault.
If I have made a mistake I will often realise it myself. Again, to revert it might take minutes instead of seconds; give me a chance to do it.
I practise a thing called weekend, and I am part of an entity called family. Saturdays and Sundays I am off, also off Wikipedia.
I have created a new account for teaching how to create new accounts, and I might do so again if the look-and-feel of new accounts differs too much from that of established ones. I do not intend to edit much from these:
