About meI do not edit or otherwise contribute to any WikiMedia article or project on behalf of any employer, client, or affiliated person, organization, or other entity; nor do I receive any compensation for any edits or other contributions.
Welcome to user page of Bri, founding member of Cascadia Wikimedians User Group. In October, 2016, I partnered with Benjamin Mako Hill as a wiki ambassador at University of Washington Department of Communication for building successful online communities. Once upon a time I was interviewed for The Signpost. If you're interested in why I dabble in motorcycling articles, the report is archived. You may find me copyediting completely random articles, or other topics I have a special interest in, such as the Pacific Northwest and military history. I've also created some articles and the user essay User:Bri/What's wrong with undisclosed paid editing. I was quoted in The Times of Israel's May, 2017 story Wikipedia vs. Banc De Binary: A 3-year battle against binary options 'fake news'. In June, 2017, I helped revive The Signpost, Wikipedia's newspaper of record, and in March–April and again September–November 2018, served as de facto editor in chief. Any and all solicitations for funds directed towards me personally have been announced in multiple venues and are documented here: · 2018 rapid grant proposal · 2017 Wikimedia conference scholarship (Berlin) · 2016 WikiConference NA scholarship (San Diego)
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