Hi![edit]

I am Stanton McCandlish (often referred to as just SMcC here and some have nicknamed me Mac, which I don't mind). I am a Web developer, IT consultant, nonfiction author, civil liberties activist and nonprofit executive, as well as amateur pocket billiards (pool) instructor, former online news editor, policy analyst, archivist, independent publisher, and also an amateur artist, among other things. I have been among the most active, avid Wikipedians. I have a B.A. in anthropology and communication (a custom minor that combines linguistics and broader human communication, including journalism, PR, and media criticism). I am a US citizen, but have lived in England, Ireland, and Canada for extended periods, and learned to read and write in the UK (and I use something of a form of Mid-Atlantic English consequently). I have competence in an odd assortment of topics, like Celtic mythology, English grammar and usage, Manx cats, New Mexican culture, US law in certain fields (freedom of expression, privacy, and intellectual property), salamanders, Web standards, UI usability, albinism, pool and billiards, online media, Art Nouveau, post-punk subcultures, Mac OS X, and various fiction franchises, among other subjects. Being an autodidactic polymath, my interests shift over time and are intense. My latest passions are the interface of zoology and anthropology, especially the history and nature of domestication; and shifting patterns of English usage.

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Bio[edit]

Contact[edit]

• E-mail me here
• My profile at LinkedIn
• My profile at Facebook (as of 2016^[update] I'm not actively using that site much any longer, but might pick it up again later.)

Wikitivities[edit]

Putting my money where my mouth is

This user is a donor to the Wikimedia Foundation. You can be one too.

This user donated to WebCite, which keeps online source citations working in Wikipedia articles!

US$ This editor buys sources, and has spent at least US$ 2,950 specifically to obtain over 155 reliable sources for citing in Wikipedia articles.

TL;DR[edit]

This user is one of the 310 most active English Wikipedians of all time.

This user has been editing Wikipedia for more than ten years.

This user has earned the 100,000 Edits Award.

User-rights[edit]

This user has template editor rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)	This user has file mover rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)	This user has AutoWikiBrowser rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)
This user has rollback rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)	This user is autoconfirmed on the English Wikipedia. (registration date)	This user has autopatrolled rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)
This user has pending changes reviewer rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)	This user is not a Wikipedia administrator, and would never like to be one.	823 Admin score: This user is Wikipedia's 43rd highest-scoring non-admin according to the admin scoring tool, as of 4 March 2013.

Stats[edit]

This user has been on Wikipedia for 10 years, 9 months and 16 days.	This user is ranked 305 on the list of Wikipedians by number of edits (as of 7 May 2015).	This user is ranked 883 on the list of most-active WikiMedians by number of edits (as of February 2012).
This user is ranked 352 on the list of Wikipedians by number of pages created.	121,000+ This user has made over 121,000 contributions to Wikimedia projects.	118,000+ This user has made more than 118,000 contributions to Wikipedia on over 30,000 distinct pages.
39,000+ This user has made over 39,000 contributions to Wikipedia articles.	3,000+ This user has logged more than 3,000 moves or other log actions on Wikipedia.	1,100+ This user has made more than 1,100 contributions to MediaWiki Commons.
400+ This user has made more than 400 contributions to Wiktionary.	ESU 99% for major edits and 100% for minor edits. – Last update: May 2016.

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• My Commons upload/move log (far more informative for my image contributions than the en.wiki one).
• My contributions to WP policies and guidelines
• MediaWiki Bugzilla bugs I've filed or been involved with

vn-21 This editor's user page, talk page and/or subpages have been vandalized 21 times.	4.9 This user has 4.9 centijimbos.	This user scored 51,617 on the Wikipediholic test.
This user has alternative accounts named McCandlish, Smccandlish, SMcClandish, SMcCandish, SMcClandlish, 24.23.163.55, one starting with "Temp".	This user is one in 28,333,448.	# This user was the 378,390th registered editor at English-language Wikipedia
H This user had access to HighBeam through The Wikipedia Library.

What I'm working on now...[edit]

...when time permits:

This user is currently working on Manx cat.

This user is currently working on WikiProject Cue sports.

Incomplete articles[edit]

• William Hoskins (inventor) (draft, parts still in outline form)
• Ground billiards (near-complete draft)
• American snooker (draft)
• Lots of cue sports articles; see WikiProject Cue sports for an overview.

Wikipedia-namespace pages[edit]

• Wikipedia:Manual of Style (glossaries) (nascent proposal)
• Sports naming conventions and manual of style (draft)

Stuff I've been largely responsible for or heavily involved in[edit]

Projects[edit]

• WikiProject Cue sports — For coordinating the creation and maintenance of articles on cue sports, including pool, snooker, carom billiards, and obscure billiards-related games such as bagatelle and bumper pool.
• WikiProject Inline Templates — For coordinating the creation and maintenance of inline citation, dispute and cleanup templates, such as {{ref label}}, {{fact}} and {{fixPOV}}.

Articles[edit]

• Three-ball — Article about the poorly-documented modern pocket billiards folk game, about 95% my material. Sourcing help wanted!
• Five-pins — Article about the carom billiards game popular in Italy and parts of South America. I wrote it from scratch after someone posted a (terrible) machine-translation of the (good) Italian article; mine is now more extensive than the original Italian one, though may yet suffer from translation problems. Help wanted from someone fluent in Italian.
• William A. Spinks — created from scratch; every single thing in it is reliably sourced.
• Sandbox (software development) — A coding safety process. Created this article. I crack up when someone mistakes it for the Wikipedia:Sandbox.
• Albinism — Was already a not-bad article when I got there, but I worked on it a lot, especially sourcing the science, and defending it from constant vandalism.

• Albinism in popular culture — Was a narrow AfD survivor in the form of Albino bias and an AfD failure as Evil albino stereotype when I got to them; it's quite solid now, after a lot of mergin'-'n'-purgin', reliable sourcing, and frequent shepherding and cleanup.

• Pleonasm — Article on redundant expressions in language. About 70% or so of that text is mine.

• Relatedly, I also shepherded various other language articles like Logorrhoea, Redundancy (language) and Calque, until they became stable.

• Blackball (pool) — Mostly my work, building on skeletal, unsourced material originally interpolated into Eight-ball. Help wanted!
• Folgerphone — an experimental musical instrument. Created this short article (a stub, but sourced). Someone's disputed a major fact, on the Talk page. Help wanted from anyone who knows anything at all about Folgerphones.
• Other misc. articles I've created: Persian onager, Turkmenian kulan

Wikipedia policies, guidelines and essays[edit]

• Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Icons – WP:MOS sub-guideline – originator and a principal author
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Cue sports – WP:AT/WP:MOS sub-guideline – the principal author
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Glossaries – WP:AT/WP:MOS sub-guideline draft – the principal author
• Wikipedia:Naming conventions (sportspeople) – WP:AT sub-guideline – the principal author
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Cue sports/Notability – WP:N sub-guideline draft – the principal author
• Wikipedia:Use modern language – essay – the principal author
• Wikipedia:Specialist style fallacy – essay – the principal author
• Wikipedia:How to mine a source – how-to – the principal author
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Naming guidelines – WP:AT sub-guideline – much of the prose is and most of the structure is my work, though none of the major ideas are; I simply took a palimpsestuous mess and made a parseable document out of it.
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style, Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers), etc. – guidelines – Along with many other "regulars", I have spent a lot of time shepherding the MoS; I often move on to other stuff, so as to not get overly focused on it, then return to it periodically.
• Wikipedia:Notability – policy – I was deeply involved in the debate over the future and form of this when it was a proposed guideline, especially from Nov. 2006 through Feb. 2007, until it stabilized.
• I frequently contribute to a large number of Wikipedia policies and guidelines

Major templates[edit]

• {{Rp}} (The template that keeps us from doing awful things when citing the same source many times in the same article. Came to me in a flash after User:Fuhghettaboutit bemoaned how many lines were created by citing the same book for so many entries at Glossary of cue sports terms. Today probably the most widely used of the "support" templates for our source citation system.)
• {{CompactTOC}} as we now know it (There were many radically different templates of this sort, and I merged all of them and their features and added many new ones.)
• {{Whisperback}} a.k.a. {{wb}} (the talkpage template that's not all up in yo' face)
• {{glossary}}, {{term}}, {{defn}} (See also MOS:GLOSSARIES.)
• {{em}}, {{strong}}, {{var}}, {{kbd}}, {{samp}}, {{dfn}} and most of the rest of Category:Semantic markup templates
• {{' "}}, {{" '}}, {{" ' "}}, {{-'}}, {{'-}}, {{-"}} and {{"-}} (quotation mark kerning templates)
• {{Germanic name}}, {{Romance name}}, {{Slavic name}}, {{Turkic name}}, etc., which have inspired a great many more.
• {{Cue sports nav}}
• {{WikiProject Cue sports}}, {{WikiProject New Mexico}}, and several others
• Loads more, I just fire and forget. Literally; I'm often surprised to look in a template history and see that I created it and forgot.

Category[edit]

• Category:Cue sports (I created and have been one of the most active maintainers of most of its subcategories.)
• Category:Insular ecology (I didn't write the articles in it, I just noticed they were scattered about and not categorized sanely, so now they are.)
• Lots that I'm forgetting.

Gallery of contributed images[edit]

Some of the images I've contributed under GFDL/CC (and sometimes PD) are displayed as thumbnails in my Gallery Page.

To-do list[edit]

edit · history · watch · refresh  To-do list for User:SMcCandlish:

Unsorted additions: SOON: Add parameters for the taskforces to {{WikiProject Sports}}; update Wikipedia:Templates for discussion/Log/2016 March 17#Template:WikiProject Handball Make sure all single-source citation templates are labelled as requiring subst. Updated Category:Specific-source templates & subcats to note that they are not "unused" and should not be TfD'd. Add this tiresome proposal to WP:PERENNIAL  researching... Fix Template:Section link thinspace and nowrap, per Template talk:Section link#Spacing after § Usurp Template:AD to create template that uses <abbr>...</abbr> and links, with #switch, to explain meaning of AD, BC, CE, BCE, bp, mya, etc., etc. WP:TFD: {{Geographic location}} (see thread at WT:MOSICONS File WP:AN to have the MOS:JR close at WP:VPPOL examined, if no one else gets around to it Redevelop MOS:HIDDEN to include noprint/unprintworthy; moving HTML comments to talk; moving noprint/unprintworthy material to sidebars, except permissible cases; secret messages Add MOS:FAQ points to WP:PERENNIAL, and the WP:CFD WP:RETAIN thing Find old CfD about "members" and what that discussion concluded with. Get auto-confirmed protection either added to or removed from all MoS pages (not their talk pages); MOS:LAYOUT has it Deal with potentially bogus "MoS" pages: "MoS" page at WP:Blazon (see history for dispute) Deal with potentially bogus "MoS" page at WP:Wikimedia sister projects Guideline category cleanup: Clean up Category:Wikipedia style guidelines, including its intro (move that text to MoS subcat, note this one as a near-container cat.) Clean up any other categories near that? Lots of PROJPAGES in there CfD General style guidelines‎ and its shortcuts (will need cat. later for WP:ENGLISH, but I can't get MOS:NUM out of it for some reason Merge Category:Wikipedia Manual of Style‎ and Category:Wikipedia style guidelines ? CfR: Category:Wikipedia guideline templates & Category:Wikipedia policy list templates (to "Category:Wikipedia X navigation templates") Add categorization feature to {{MoS guideline}}, borrowed from {{Subcat guideline}} Add multi-category feature to {{Subcat guideline}} Merge {{Guideline}} and {{Subcat guideline}} Start sandboxing User:SMcCandlish/WikiProject Breeds Overhaul WP:Arguments to avoid on discussion pages  In progress Contribute to Wikipedia:Policy writing is hard Create inline quotation template @ Template:Quot Create article-top template (with <dfn>...</dfn>, bold, etc.) @ Template:Subject Create short "intro to Wikipedia for academic and professional experts" guide (see talk) Take WP:VERBAGE to WP:MFD for deletion or userspacing as anti-consensus Fix {{QuoteHadith}} to stop abusing pull quote template for block quotation Create Ferality CONCEPTDAB page, and clean up after the results of Talk:Feral animal#Requested move 2 October 2015 Do RfC on TfD instructions (spamming articles with TfD tags): Special:Diff/680761745 Set up Phabricator account (see User talk:SMcCandlish/Archive 105#Phabricator) Finish the Podosphaera fuliginea merge from Talk:Sphaerotheca fuliginea/sandbox Finish the Category:Felids of Africa and Category:Felids of Central America category series Create genus categories for the rest of the cats (Category:Felis, etc.) WP:Manual of Style/Organisms is about ready for formal proposal, if only the breeds issue was settled. WP:Manual of Style/Glossaries is about ready for formal proposal, but might work better if forked into a Help page and a MoS page. WP:WikiProject Animals/Article structure is stalled, though it's unlikely noticed since it hasn't been broadly "advertised" yet. Clean up Category:College club sports associations in the United States (see WT:SPORT thread and noncommittal CfD) Figure out how to push updated code into WP:Cite4Wiki's new repository now that you have write access. Write WP:RFACONTENT essay on the issues raised here. RM Speckle Park RM Belgian Landrace, Italian Landrace (per American) Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Article requests : Start: List of laboratory mouse strains (see discussion) Finish: Feral crop User:SMcCandlish/Incubator/William Hoskins (inventor) User:SMcCandlish/Incubator/American snooker Cleanup : [none pending] Copyedit : [none pending] Disambiguation : [none pending] Expand : William A. Spinks Landrace (sourcing; sections for landrace, ecotype, race (biology) and natural breed, using {{main}} where needed). Manx (cat) Infobox : Start: {{User:SMcCandlish/Template:Infobox cue sports player}} Finish: [none pending] Merge : Various MOS parts → MOS:TITLES George Washington#Legacy → Legacy of George Washington Stubs : [none pending] Update : All relevant articles to reflect the IOC-down-to-WPA-affiliates cue sports governing bodies relationship structure, per org chart Verify : [none pending] Wikify : [none pending] Other : Investigate applications of Template:Start tab (WP:CUE, etc.) Re-visit Template talk:WikiProjectBannerShell; info there on how to add a feature I wanted to {{WikiProject Cue sports}} See {{WPGUNS}} for class=Deferred feature to add to {{WikiProject Cue sports}} Institute assessment stuff at WP:CUE Write essays: WP:TLDRNOT, WP:CANTANSWER/WP:ONEANSWER, WP:AASD, WP:YOUROWN , WP:LASTREFUGE

Wikawards[edit]

Barnometer
	noob	involved	been around	veteran	seen it all	older than the Cabal itself

Gratuitous
The Running Man Barnstar	The Working Man's Barnstar	The Defender of the Wiki Barnstar	The E=mc2 Barnstar	Excellent User Page Award
For your many, many fine cue sport related edits. --Fuhghettaboutit 23:30, 9 February 2007 (UTC)	For all the arduous work on Cue sport 68.239.240.144 23:46, 20 February 2007 (UTC)	Awarded to SMcCandlish for sleuthing out sockpuppets being used to subvert RfA. —dgiestc 20:05, 11 April 2007 (UTC)	Awarded for your tireless work on articles relating to the field of pigmentation. Rockpocket 09:23, 17 April 2007 (UTC)	[...] ask Mr. McCandlish if programmers are users too. Peace and love. -SusanLesch (talk) 03:31, 12 September 2008 (UTC)
Barnstar Eaten by a Bear	The Working Wikipedian's Barnstar	Some Falafel and One Canadian Beer	The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar	The Heroic Barnstar
I regret to inform you that the barnstar that I was going to give you for this bit of hilariousness was eaten by a bear. Happy editing! Hamtechperson 04:46, 24 December 2009 (UTC)	For general template taming goodness. Ludwigs2 03:36, 31 December 2009 (UTC)	For being here and to work on the women sport project. --Cordialement féministe ♀ Cordially feminist Geneviève (talk) 20:34, 20 January 2012 (UTC)	For behaving in a genteel fashion, as if nothing were the matter, and for gallantry. --Djathinkimacowboy 03:27, 2 February 2012 (UTC)	For your recent work at WP:MOS: A model of unflagging effort, precise analysis, institutionally broad and historically deep vision, clear articulation, and civil expression under great pressure. Unforgettable. DocKino (talk) 06:14, 7 February 2012 (UTC)
Chapeau	Cheers!	The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar	The Socratic Barnstar	The Special Barnstar
for this one! Cheers - DVdm (talk) 20:20, 31 January 2012 (UTC)	For all of the thoughtful posts through the extended discussion at MOSCAPS. I've appreciated it. JHunterJ (talk) 13:52, 10 February 2012 (UTC)	This comes as a recognition of your kindness in developing the Firefox Cite4wiki add-on. It has been helpful and a great resource. I was also happy to learn you contribute to Mozilla which I do as well :) ₫ӓ₩₳ Talk to Me. Email Me. 18:28, 31 August 2012 (UTC)	In recognition of your general fine work around the 'pedia, and the staunchness and standard of argumentation on style issues. And if for nothing else, I think you deserve it for this comment  Ohconfucius ping / poke 02:07, 13 November 2012 (UTC)	It's a bit delayed, but for your rather accurate edit summary here. Keep up the good work on various breed articles! TKK bark ! 18:06, 25 February 2013 (UTC)
The Original Barnstar	The Purple Barnstar	The Brilliant Idea Barnstar	A cheeseburger for you!	Fauna Barnstar
For your recent work at WP:MOS: A model of unflagging effort, precise analysis, institutionally broad and historically deep vision, clear articulation, and civil expression under great pressure. Unforgettable. DocKino (talk) 06:14, 7 February 2012 (UTC)	You've been putting up with a lot of crap from other quarters; just want to let you know that people out there do, in fact, manage to appreciate your work. illegitimi non carborundum! VanIsaacWS Vexcontribs 04:55, 11 February 2013 (UTC)	I couldn't quite find a suitable barnstar for this, but I found it insightful when you brought up the issue of accessibility within TfD#Template:Tn. Maybe it was kind of a small realization you had, but on behalf of the disabled friends I have, thank you for bringing it up. A step in the right direction for making this everyone's encyclopedia. Meteor_sandwich_yum (talk) 02:58, 1 May 2014 (UTC)	Except of course that would be 30 min on the treadmill. But we can still look. Thank you for well measured comments. In ictu oculi (talk) 02:59, 11 May 2014 (UTC)	For being an enlightening Star in a farmyard Barn Gregkaye ✍♪ 15:11, 22 September 2014 (UTC)
WikiCake	The Special Barnstar	The Socratic Barnstar	Some baklava for you!
You seem to be among the vanguard in the quest to raise copy editing and style formatting to at least the level of writing barely literate articles. Primergrey (talk) 05:04, 29 March 2015 (UTC)	for disagreeing, with reason and cogent arguments backed up by both source and policy as well as logical interpretation of the position you disagree with. In essence for disputing content in a manner that builds consensus. SPACKlick (talk) 23:26, 10 July 2015 (UTC)	For extremely skilled and eloquent arguments and advice in guiding the overhaul of the very important article Domestication William Harris • talk • 07:47, 4 February 2016 (UTC)	To fortify you in your marathon task of finding an acceptable form of words to use in our MoS. I admire your patience and stamina and am thinking of proposing you as a Middle East peace envoy... BushelCandle (talk) 00:25, 4 March 2016 (UTC)
Auto-assigned
Ten Year Society	100,000 Edits Award	Looshpah Laureate of the Encyclopedia	Good Article	Good Article
I'd like to extend a cordial invitation to you to join the Ten Year Society, an informal group for editors who've been participating in the Wikipedia project for ten years or more. Best regards, Sarah (talk) 01:00, 21 August 2015 (UTC)	Congratulations on reaching 100000 edits. You have achieved a milestone that only 339 editors have been able to accomplish. The Wikipedia Community thanks you for your continuing efforts. Keep up the good work! Buster Seven Talk 15:06, 4 October 2015 (UTC)	This editor is entitled to display this Master Editor IV Badge, associated ribbons, and "Book of All Knowledge with Secret Appendix, Free Errata Sheet, and Author's Signature". (10+ years & 78K+ edits)	This user helped promote the article CornerShot to Good status (promoted 24 July 2006)	This user helped promote the article Jasmin Ouschan to Good status (promoted 12 September 2009)
Good Article	"Did You Know?" Article	"Did You Know?" Article	"In the News" Article	"In the News" Article
This user helped promote the article William A. Spinks to Good status (promoted 22 April 2016)	On March 2, 2007, Did you know? was updated with a fact from the article William A. Spinks, which you created and substantially expanded.	On June 2, 2010, Did you know? was updated with a fact from the article Golden Cue, which you created and substantially expanded.	On 5 May 2009, In the news was updated with a news item that involved the article Shaun Murphy (snooker player), which you substantially updated.	On 5 May 2009, In the news was updated with a news item that involved the article John Higgins (snooker player), which you substantially updated.
The Original Barnstar	The Barnstar Creator's Barnstar
This barnstar is awarded to everyone who - whatever their opinion - contributed to the discussion about Wikipedia and SOPA. Thank you for being a part of the discussion. Presented by the Wikimedia Foundation. 20:37, 21 January 2012‎.	Thank you for your submission of the Instructor's Barnstar. It's now on the main barnstar list. Pinetalk 15:11, 26 February 2012 (UTC)
Reciprocal
The Angry Tarsier of Appreciation!	A Barnstar Point	A Barnstar Point
For awarding me a barnstar, I hereby giveth unto you one angry tarsier of appreciation. Thanks! --Fuhghettaboutit 21:29, 12 December 2006 (UTC)	This barnstar point is awarded to SMcCandlish for giving me a barnstar point! GracenotesT § 01:12, 27 February 2007 (UTC)	I, Λυδαcιτγ, award Stanton McCandlish the Minor Barnstar Point for the creation of said Barnstar.
Hostile
"Anti-awards" like this are a great example of what not to do on Wikipedia just because you disagree with someone:
Consider yourself duly admonished
I hereby award this barnstar for your disruptive MFD nomination. —freak(talk) 13:00, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
Incidentally, the Wikipedia:Fromowner "placeholder image" junk did get deprecated by the community just as I suggested and predicted, about a year later (by which time the admin who posted the above display of incivility had quit the entire project anyway). I wasn't disruptive, just a little before my time. — SMcCandlish [talk] [cont] ‹(-¿-)› 00:12, 14 September 2008 (UTC)

What I'm up to in general on Wikipedia[edit]

On Wikipedia, I mostly do the following in lieu of large-scale article authorship (though I do have some major ones planned and three under my belt):

1. Setting up a WikiProject and making it work
2. Making substantial contributions to existing articles (and sometimes creating new ones) on topics I know a lot about
3. Shepherding the growth and health of some particular articles that need it (and, in some but not all cases, about which I care a lot)
4. Correcting typos, grammar errors and readability problems
5. Weeding out unverifiable, or incredible and unsourced, claims
6. Adding missing salient information
7. Moving articles that violate the WP article naming conventions
8. Correcting outright factual errors
9. Improving cross-references, categorization, etc.
10. Improving consistency of formatting
11. Removing redundant wikilinks
12. Removing pointless (Wikipedia is not a dictionary!) wikilinks — everyone already knows what "eye" and "the sun" mean, in most contexts in which they appear
13. Removing minor, childish quasi-vandalism (smart-aleck remarks in articles, etc.) — I like to document these in the Talk pages, since they often are actually funny
14. Reverting and repairing intentionally destructive vandalism, especially that by religious or other zealots, slanderers, the foul-mouthed, and the discriminatory
15. Tagging outright vandals' talk pages with countdown-to-blocking warnings
16. Repairing semi-vandalism edits in the form of deletions of long-standing passages without explanation, or the inexplicable addition of large chunks of questionably relevant or unsourced alleged facts, especially attacks against living article subjects, fanwanking and crackpotism.
17. Copyediting, encyclopedizing and formalizing any juvenile, colloquial, non-neutral or poorly thought out language in articles
18. Fixing miscellaneous "bad stuff" - vanity/marketing language, crystalballing, etc.
19. Proposing (and sometimes performing) merges of redundant articles
20. Adding obvious missing redirects and making sure they go to useful places
21. Educating misinformed arguments (per logic or Wikipedia policy) on Talk pages
22. Trying to resolve circular disputes on Talk pages
23. Defending articles from AfD when the reasoning for the deletion is specious, especially "NN per nom" me-tooism.
24. Nominating truly atrocious crap for AfD (or for SD, or just prod'ing them)
25. Learning a lot concerning things I didn't know about, on all sorts of topics!
26. Having a good time!

Wikitivities userboxes

This user is a member of the Wikipedia 1.0 Editorial Team.	This user is a member of WikiProject Stub Sorting.	This user is a member of WikiProject Spam.
{{inline}} This user is a member of WikiProject Inline Templates.	This user participates in the Article Creation and Improvement Drive.	Cat This user is part of WikiProject Categories, which aims to improve article categorization on Wikipedia.
This user repairs links to disambiguation pages.	This user is a donor to the Wikimedia Foundation. You can be one too.	This user is a member of the Counter-Vandalism Unit.
This user is a recent changes patroller.	This user is a new page patroller.	This user is a member of the Guild of Copy Editors.
This user is a participant in WikiProject Linkification .	This user is a member of WikiProject Good Articles. talk | Changes log | GAN report	linkspam This user despises linkspam, and will terminate it on sight, as well as any other spam by the contributor.
This user integrates Wikipedia.	<ref> This user recognizes the importance of citing sources.	<ref> This user would like to see everyone using inline citations. Please...
This editor participates in the WikiProject Council.	This user fixes double redirects.	WCW This user checks Wikipedia.
This user is a participant in WikiProject Usability.	This user is a member of WikiProject Accessibility	This user is a member of WikiProject Abandoned Articles.
This user is a WikiChef.	This user is a WikiJanitor.	This user is a WikiKnight valiantly protecting the Five Pillars of Wikipedia.
5 This user is a WikiAdult.	This user is a member of WikiProject Cleanup.

Topical WikiProjects userboxes[edit]

This user is a participant in WikiProject Cue sports	This user is a member of WikiProject Snooker	This user is a participant in WikiProject New Mexico
This user is a member of the Internet culture WikiProject.	firefly This user is a member of the Firefly WikiProject.

External tools userboxes[edit]

This user has AutoWikiBrowser rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)	This user cites online sources with the help of Cite4Wiki!	This user watches over Wikipedia with the help of Twinkle!
This user keeps citations to online sources working with the help of WebCite!

WikiFauna userboxes[edit]

I am a chimera, frequently shapeshifting.

This editor is a WikiGnome.	This user is a WikiOgre.	This user is a WikiDragon: making massive, bold edits everywhere.
This user is a Creator Elf.	This user is a WikiFairy.

Critics who think I frequently make valuable contributions but have exhibited problematic behaviors would probably have to classify me as a cross between a WikiPlatypus and a WikiPuma.

Wikiphilosophy[edit]

On the non-"political" side, I am largely an exopedianist with little interest in the socializing aspects - I get that from other aspects of my life. I'm largely a WikiGnome but shapeshift into other forms of WP:WikiFauna at will, sometimes for long stretches. I have taken part in some quite extensive policy debates, spent a lot of time on visual improvement of articles, wallowed in sourcing troublesome articles, buried my nose in copyediting, become a template master, and obsessed over the perfection of certain articles, as well as gotten into pointless arguments, while also created barnstars. I'm really just not pigeonholeable.

Wikiphilosophy userboxes[edit]

This user thinks that registration should be required to edit articles.	This user is a member of Wikipedians against censorship.	meta This editor is a metapedian.
dar This editor is a darwikinist.	This user is a member of the Association of Structurist Wikipedians.	AMW This user is a member of the Association of Mergist Wikipedians.
imm This editor is an immediatist.	exo This editor is an exopedian.	This user believes that common sense trumps all other arguments.
Flexible This user deals with edits, deletion, and creation of pages individually instead of unilaterally and encourages others to do so.	Non nobis solum.	-admin+ This user feels that gaining administrator status is not about what you know, but about who you know.
AfD-3 This user has had 3 pages put up for deletion. Most of the time, they were deleted.	This user believes that process is important on Wikipedia and is opposed to its circumvention.	This user is bold, but not reckless, in updating pages.
This user tries to do the right thing. If they make a mistake, please let them know.	ZT This user supports a strict zero tolerance policy on vandalism.	AWW DMBJ AWGC AWAI FDSP BATD MTAD This user is a member of the Association of Wikipedians Who Dislike Making Broad Judgments About the Worthiness of a General Category of Article, and Who Are in Favor of the Deletion of Some Particularly Bad Articles, but That Doesn't Mean They Are Deletionists.

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Where I am in Wikispace[edit]

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Potential conflicts of interest[edit]

Just as a matter of full disclosure, there are certain articles I should not heavily edit (i.e., other than to revert vandalism, provide sources, or otherwise adjust in an entirely neutral manner), because of unintentional potential for conflict of interest or non-neutral point of view. Other editors may wish to examine carefully any edits I ever make to any of the following topics:

• Stanton McCandlish (me; while I would easily pass WP:GNG and WP:BIO, I have no article, have never had one, and don't want one - that would be a bit creepy to me, and friends with articles say they just cause trouble for them (personal attacks, misinformation, etc.)
• Protecting Yourself Online (I co-authored the book by this title, ISBN 9780062515124; it has no article and is surely not notable enough to have one)
• CryptoRights Foundation (I am their volunteer CCO/Communications Director, since 2003; it bugged me somethin' fierce that it did not have an article until recently, but it seemed grossly inappropriate to even start a "just the facts" stub on it)
• Wilcox–McCandlish law (something amusing that a colleague and I came up with in the '90s; someone else created an article about it here, before I even became a WP editor; it was subsequently deleted on notability grounds, and should probably stay that way)

Things I could vaguely, conceivably have a conflict of interest on, due to past connections

• Too many clients to individually list here (and some are covered by NDAs anyway); I know better than to edit articles about them.
• Integrity Incorporated (Toronto company) (former employer, 2005–2006)
• Electronic Frontier Foundation [EFF] (held various job titles there, including Program Director, and was editor of their EFFector newsletter, and the webmaster of eff.org, 1993–2002)
• Blue Ribbon Online Free Speech Campaign (this was largely my brainchild, as a part of my professional life at EFF; it was an EFF project not a personal one) – Note: The present article is bogus WP:COATRACK for MIT SAFE, which supported the campaign but had nothing at all to do with its genesis. Someone please fix this, per WP:SPLIT.
• University of New Mexico [UNM] (alma mater, 1991–1993 and 2007–2010; former employer, 1992–3)
• Double Rainbow (former employer, 1991)
• Wal-Mart (former employer, late 1980s)
• Cannon Air Force Base, United States Air Force (former employer, late 1980s; I was a civilian worker, not military personnel)

Things and stuff[edit]

Funniest things I've seen on Wikipedia[edit]

[emphasis added when salient]

• Wikipedia:Not everything needs a navbox

The content itself isn't funny, but the fact that more than 50% of the content of the page is a huge navbox is hilarious.

• Hairy ball theorem

Perhaps the funniest real article name on Wikipedia. (It's a real math/physics theorem, and not intrinsically funny, though a bit amusing.)

• Unbelievably selective evidence

Someone concerned about overlinking in articles actually used the Professional wrestling article as alleged smoking-gun "proof" of rampant overlinking across Wikpedia, requiring (naturally) much more stringent anti-linking wording in WP:LINKING. Of course that article in particular would have overlinking, along with just about every other noob error, except when periodically cleaned up by experienced, neutral editors who don't believe in fairytales. The article is clearly indicative of nothing but the nature of that topic's fanbase (and thus its most frequent editorial pool).

• "Hotel Wikipedia"

A song parody by various Wikimedians (to the tune of The Eagles' "Hotel California"). I hate filk, with a passion, yet I somehow loved this.

• Possibly the worst ever of my own typos. (See edit summary used.)

I think I was channeling Ancient Finnish or something.

• "...Karl Marx, founder of modern Marxism..."

in Animal Farm, as of 13 January 2010 version (we all know that ancient Marxism was of course founded by Marxus Aurelius, right?)

• From the "unclear on the concept" department

Rather remarkable definition of "watch your language".

• "Presumably we're talking about Life on Mars (TV series) here? John Carter 20:56, 13 April 2007 (UTC)"

A comment posted at WP:COUNCIL/P, on a proposal for a "WikiProject Life on Mars"; if you don't get why this is hysterically funny, just move on - it's an old-school sci-fi geek thing. (Hint: "John Carter" + "Mars".)

• Very strange font activism vandalism of my sig at a talk page

Did you know?... That there are not just regular vandals but ones with really, really weird agendas lurking in Wikipedia?

• 11:07, 26 March 2007 83.253.36.136 (Talk) (→Performance of FAT 32 - moved spam down)

An edit summary from Wikipedia:Village pump (policy). Needless to say, the next editor's summary read "deleted spam".

• A diff that must be seen to be believed

Someone upset about grammar flames that were wasting people's time and being a distraction posts a distracting time-waste in the form of a longwinded and meticulously-researched grammar flame about it (plus a second shorter one!), all in support of the grammar flaming of the starter of the grammar flame; in the process, re-opening debate to yet more grammar flaming in the pointless sub-thread being complained about (dormant for over a day), and to which the poster was not even a party to begin with. I couldn't make this stuff up!

• 05:46, 21 February 2007 Gracenotes (Talk | contribs) (→Template:Barnstars - *stabs kittens*)

An edit summary in response to "no, don't delete the barnstars!" panic replies to a TfD on a useless template simply relating to barnstars. I awarded Gracenotes a Barnstar Point for that one.

• http://www.well.com/~mech/WP/FunnyWikipediaCaptcha.jpg

I'm not sure Wikipedia's account-creation CAPTCHA database should include every word... >;-)

Smartest things I've seen on Wikipedia[edit]

Just a few particularly well-thought-out bits by other editors. They aren't necessarily mindblowing or anything, just insightful and well-put.

• "I ... had no problem whatsoever learning wikicode when I started writing and improving encyclopedia articles in 2009. I do not want to learn new software features that are less productive and less intuitive than old software features. I welcome any upgrades that are entirely intuitive and non-disruptive to existing editors. I will oppose ill-conceived and poorly-implemented make-work projects for professional programmers. This is not an employment program for coders. It is an encyclopedia created by volunteers, who are article writers and researchers."

—Cullen (talk), 18:40, 29 November 2015 (UTC), Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Breakfast#RFC - Remove Flow from WikiProject Breakfast? [2] (commenting on how testing WP:Flow, WMF's new forum software intended to replace talk pages, pretty much destroyed the wikiproject that agreed to test it.

• "I reverted to the version before the diff you cited [i.e., the addition of disputed material], but was reverted. Changes pushed through without consensus are likely to be ignored or constantly disputed, so there's actually no point in doing this."

—SarahSV ^(talk) 04:51, 27 January 2016 (UTC) Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style/Images#RfC: Should the guideline maintain the "As a general rule" wording or something similar? [3]

• "Revert rules should not be construed as an entitlement or inalienable right to revert, nor do they endorse reverts as an editing technique.
       Passed 9 to 0."

—Arbitration Committee, 22:47, 23 March 2012 (UTC) Article titles and capitalisation, Final Decision

• Perhaps the most cogent explanation to date of what wikiproject banners are really for (and it's not advertising projects) by WhatamIdoing, at WP:Arbitration/Requests/Enforcement, 06:00, 25 April 2013 (UTC)
• About 95%-accurate Observations on Wikipedia behavior by Antandrus, 02:04, 26 February 2014‎ (UTC) (may have been revised since then)
• "A small group is more likely to develop a self-reinforcing delusion that their position is reasonable, even when a large number of people outside the group are telling them otherwise."

—Gigs (talk · contribs), 12 June 2013, in Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost/2013-06-12/Op-ed, "The tragedy of Wikipedia's commons".

• "Nearly all our policies are driven by the need to prevent ... abuse of Wikipedia. Policies on biographies of living people are driven largely by those who would abuse Wikipedia for purposes of defamation. Policies on neutrality and verifiability have been largely driven by the need to address those who were here to push a political agenda or promote their fringe viewpoints. What Wikipedia is not is pretty much a chronicle of all the things that people have tried to use Wikipedia for that the community has decided are detrimental to a quality encyclopedia. ... This isn't censorship, it's curation."

—Gigs (talk · contribs), 12 June 2013, in Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost/2013-06-12/Op-ed, "The tragedy of Wikipedia's commons".

• "[C]onsensus is an outcome of discussion, not a type of discussion. Editors' comments contribute to the consensus-building process."

—David Levy (talk · contribs), 11:49, 6 March 2012 (UTC), at Wikipedia talk:Today's featured list#Renaming and re-stylizing Today's Featured List?, accessed March 11, 2012

• "If rules make you nervous and depressed, and not desirous of participating in the wiki, then ignore them entirely and go about your business."

— Koyaanis Qatsi (talk · contribs), at 04:00, 18 September 2001 (UTC); it is the original formulation of WP:Ignore all rules

• "Any pile of bullshit decomposes naturally."

— Wikipedia:Ignore all dramas (as of this version) on ignoring instead of responding to wikistupidity; later versions have it as the far less pithy "Even the largest pile of bullshit will decompose on its own." The original addition was "The most copiously deposited bullshit decomposes on its own." I reverted it to the concise version on 10 August 2011‎ and it seems to have stuck.

• "Removed older logo. One logo is sufficient. Logos are copyrighted and Wikipedia should not serve as a gallery for logos."

— Farine (talk · contribs), 05:59, 6 May 2008 (UTC) (edit summary at Data East)

• "Anyone who adds material to an article, but cannot be bothered to cite any sources, is being discourteous to the other editors who later have to try to find reliable sources."

— Dalbury (talk · contribs) 11:42, 24 January 2007 (UTC) (Wikipedia talk:Speedy deletion criterion for unsourced articles#Userfy is a good option, accessed January 31, 2007)

• "Of course, the point of style is to give coherence and consistency, deviations from which can detract from the publication's voice (in this case, an encyclopedic voice)."

— Ninly (talk · contribs), 06:38, 8 May 2009 (UTC) (Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style, accessed June 2, 2009), on the real purpose and value of the Wikipedia Manual of Style.

• "Show the door to trolls, vandals, and wiki-anarchists, who, if permitted, would waste your time and create a poisonous atmosphere here."

— WP co-founder Larry Sanger, on Wikipedia:Etiquette

• "...no need for bullet points - detail here is no more important than others"

— SilkTork (talk · contribs), 10:19, 27 June 2011 (UTC) (edit summary at Wikipedia:Article size); too many editors create bulletized lists from normal prose all over the place, as if Wikipedia were a giant PowerPoint presentation.

• "While the title should be recognized as a reference to the article topic by someone familiar with the topic, for the uninitiated, it is the purpose of the article lead, not the article title, to identify the topic of the article."

— Born2cycle (talk · contribs), 17:25, 26 January 2012 (UTC), Wikipedia talk:Article titles thread "Common names"

• "The reason Wikipedia has policy pages at all is to store up assertions on which we agree, and which generally convince people when we make them in talk, so we don't have to write them out again and again. This is why policy pages aren't "enforced", but quoted; if people aren't convinced by what policy pages say, they should usually say something else. The major exception to this stability is when some small group, either in good faith or in an effort to become the Secret Masters of Wikipedia, mistakes its own opinions for What Everybody Thinks. This happens, and the clique often writes its own opinions up as policy and guideline pages."

— JCScaliger (talk · contribs), sockpuppet of Pmanderson (talk · contribs), 03:57, 3 February 2012 (UTC), Wikipedia talk:Article titles thread "Request for edit, Poll". While Anderson made this point in a WP:POINTy way, sockpuppeting in a discussion he was trying to control (and arguing against me on the details of the issue) he's precisely right, and this was well articulated.

• "If a high-profile [Wikipedian] poll is conducted that brings in widespread participation from editors who had previously stayed away from [the] venue, and the holdouts who had been stonewalling and preventing progress merely slouch, stuff their hands in their pockets, and walk away, then that proves that they knew full well that their arguments were not sufficiently persuasive, or didn’t have sufficient numbers, or both. ... Trying to now torpedo the current consensus by stating that certain people somehow didn’t have an opportunity to participate is nothing but sour grapes ... On Wikipedia it’s called ‘wililawyering’ which is disruptive and mustn’t be rewarded."

— Greg L (talk · contribs), 00:49, 10 February 2012 (UTC) Wikipedia talk:Article titles thread "Why no action on implementing community consensus"

Allegedly clever things I've thought up here[edit]

• "The next-to-last resort of someone who cannot muster a rational response to an opposing argument is to wave away that argument as something impossible to respond to (the last resort being ad hominem attacks)."
• "If one grinds an axe long and hard enough, there is no axe any longer, just a useless old stick."

(A quasi-Taoist response to cranky complaints that relate to incidents so long ago no one should care any more; concise version: "Grind axe too long: no axe.")

• "Two words: tea pot. ~~~~"

(A response to angry accusations of wrong-doing that self-evidently apply at least equally and usually much more accurately to the ranter. More recently, I've used it as a mantra for myself, when I feel wikistressed.)

Nifty Wikipedia tools[edit]

Kind of hard to find unless you already know about them:

Resources[edit]

• Wikimedia Labs at Mediawiki.org, for general info.
• The Tool Labs at WikiTech.Wikimedia.org, where anyone can create an account to develop tools.
• This page indicates lost tools and other problems after the demise of the old ToolServer.
• OAuth applications list
• editorinteract.py at WMFLabs – analyzes your interaction with one or more other users

Stats tools =[edit]

• Xtools-articleinfo at WMFLabs (general page stats, by year and month, with charts, etc.)

Internal tools[edit]

• Special:AllMessages – track down any system message/notice (e.g. copyright warnings you are tired of seeing and want to exclude in your WP:USERCSS.)

The material below became outdated due to the demise of the ToolServer.

Old content that I haven't updated

Coding tools[edit] Special:ExpandTemplates – get raw HTML output of arbitrary wikicode with templates and parserfunctions Lua programming and Scribunto modules Wikipedia:Lua Module:Arguments Unsorted additions How to ping people: "The keys are: max 20 pings per edit; and do an edit to clean before before trying a new ping, so the system sees a clean diff; and of course always new four-tilde signature. Dicklyon (talk) 03:45, 15 December 2014 (UTC)" TimedMediaHandler - a-v in articles Search through a page's history for edits made by a particular user [4] List changes made recently to pages linked from a specified page [5] List contributors to an article, ranked in order of activity [6] Find images for a given article, using interwiki links [7] Find which Wiki pages link to a particular site [8] What pages have you and another edited? [9] User's across-projects contributions [10] Search Wikipedia's back pages [11] Who wrote that? (Wiki blame) [12] Request page protection [13] Fix bare url reflinks [14] Readability meter [15] X!'s edit count [16] Wikichecker [17] 3RR tool [18] Review [19] Emote [20] Help [21] Help and info[edit] WP:Editor's index to Wikipedia Editing tools[edit] This user cites sources using refToolbar WP:WikEd – syntax-highlighting WP editor (integrated, not external) WP:RefToolbar 2.0 – reference citation tool Magnus's Reference Generator – auto-format several kinds of source citations meta:Help:Extension:ParserFunctions – the hard-to-find full ParserFunctions (template code) documentation User stats[edit] Soxred93's thorough edit counter Mathbot's Tool – how often a user uses "Edit summary" (Snottywong's tools – an array of user & editing statistics and search tools Page/Category stats[edit] Aka's Page History Stats Tool — edit-related stats on any article or other page TDS's Article Contribution Counter — get stats (with some accuracy lag, usually a few weeks) on who the top editors of an article are Interiot's StubSense - what stubs are being used in a category Interiot's Related Changes Watchlist — makes "Special:Recentchangeslinked" pages behave like watchlists External utilities[edit] CheNuevara's Wikipedia NavBar — for Mozilla Firefox

Security[edit]

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