— Wikipedian ♂ —
Name	Nathan HK
Born	Nathan Malcolm Holmes-King (2003-12-18) December 18, 2003 (age 21) Fremont, California
Pronouns	he/him/his
Nationality	United States
Country	United States
Current location	Fremont, California
Languages	Wikipedia:Babel en-us-ca Dude, this person is totally a California English speaker. is-4 Þessi notandi talar íslensku eins og innfæddur. es-2 Este usuario puede contribuir con un nivel intermedio de español. fo-1 Hesin brúkarin hevur grundleggjandi kunnleika til føroyskt. haw-1 Maʻa ʻole kēia mea hoʻohana i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi. C++-3 This user is an advanced C++ programmer. py-4 This user is an expert Python programmer. js-1 This user is a beginning JavaScript programmer. Java-2 This user is an intermediate Java programmer. HTML-3 This user is an advanced HTML user. css-2 This user is an intermediate Cascading Style Sheets user. Search user languages
Time zone	Pacific Time
Height	1.95 m (6 ft 5 in)
Weight	72 kg (159 lb)
Hair	Red
Eyes	Teal
Handedness	Right
Blood type	Type A+
Family and friends
Siblings	2
Pets	5 Cats Jake Luna Nanny Ninja Spook
Education and employment
Primary school	New Horizons School
High school	Circle of Independent Learning Charter School
University	University of San Francisco
Contact info
Email	emperor0nathangmail.com
Facebook	nathan.holmesking.1
LinkedIn	nathan-holmesking
Account statistics
Joined	19 July 2016
First edit	21 July 2016
Userboxes
40% This user has been a Wikipedian for 40.1% of his life. According to the political compass this user is Economic Left (-5.38) and Social Libertarian (-4.41). - This user likes to translate articles from Icelandic to English. This user likes to translate articles from English to Icelandic. This user scored 138 on the Wikipediholic test (revision 1096581237). AS This user has Asperger syndrome. Userboxes This user is a citizen of a micronation:. This user is a libertarian socialist. Numberguy6 thinks first-past-the-post is a flawed voting system and wants fairer votes. This user supports the Single Transferable Vote. This user believes in the right of every human being to have access to Wikipedia. This user believes that movie stars and celebrities should stick to what they're good at, not become politicians. This user supports ranked pairs. This user despises all dictators. This user supports Parliamentary democracy as opposed to Presidential dictatorships. This user believes that both capitalism and state socialism a.k.a. state capitalism are inherently unjust and oppressive and that humans can do better. This user promotes efforts to counter climate change This user supports the taxation of pollution.

I'd write an intro, but it would become outdated way too fast.

I am active on the following Wikis:

• English Wikipedia
  • Extended Confirmed
  • Autopatrolled
  • New page reviewer
  • Participant of Wikipedia:WikiProject Articles for Creation
• Icelandic Wikipedia
• Hawaiian Wikipedia
• English Wiktionary
• Icelandic Wiktionary
• Faroese Wiktionary
• Hawaiian Wiktionary (currently in Incubator)
• English Wikibooks
• Wikidata
• Wikimedia Commons

• User:Numberguy6/Page-needed at libraries

• I have been awarded the following barnstars:
  • Categorization
  • Energy
  • Random Acts of Kindness

• Pasternack, Alex (January 14, 2021). "As a mob attacked the Capitol, a crowd built Wikipedia". Fast Company. Retrieved March 22, 2021.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  • I was indirectly mentioned in this news article about the January 6 United States Capitol attack (then titled "2021 storming of the United States Capitol"), as I moved the page from "January 2021 Donald Trump rally" to "January 2021 United States Capitol protests".
  • I was incorrectly referred to as an admin by the news article, possibly due to the writer's misconception that only admins can move pages.
• Jordan, Cash (November 20, 2023). "New Yorker's Won't Buy EVs… Why?". Retrieved November 20, 2023 – via YouTube.
  • At 1:00: "And in New York City, only 21 hundred [sic] of the city's registered two million vehicles are electric vehicles, which means that only 1% of New Yorkers who own cars bought an electric car."
  • I believe that he means 21 thousand, which would be the correct number for the 1% calculation.
  • The Wikipedia page Plug-in electric vehicles in New York (state), which I wrote, gave this number verbatim. The data was from March 2022 (20 months earlier), and there had been more recent figures published, so it is likely that he just read the page.
  • The page has since been updated.

• Numberguy6 at IMDb
• Numberguy6's channel on YouTube

As a contributor for "Expand Language" templates, I use the following guidelines to sort pages by topic.

• Biography:
  • All articles about individual people.
  • Individual non-human life forms.
• Building and structure:
  • All buildings and structures that do not fall into other categories.
  • Bridges and tunnels.
  • Industrial parks.
  • Monuments and memorials.
  • Sports venues.
  • Schools.
• Culture:
  • Individual media and cultural practices.
  • Musical groups.
  • All non-biographical articles about religion.
  • Media companies.
• Geography:
  • Natural landforms on Earth.
  • Current geopolitical entities, provided that the article is primarily about the place instead of the government.
  • Natural and recreational parks.
• Government and politics:
  • Current governments, government agencies, and political parties.
  • Individual elections and referendums.
  • Relations between political entities.
• History:
  • Historical events that do not fall into other categories.
  • Historical geopolitical and governmental entities.
  • Meteorological events.
• Military:
  • Current military entities.
  • Individual military campaigns and conflicts.
• Sports:
  • All sports teams.
  • All sports competitions.
• Science:
  • All articles about the natural world not covered under other topics.
  • Scientific institutions.
  • Natural landforms on other celestial bodies.
• Technology:
  • All articles about human inventions not covered under other topics.
  • Technology companies.
  • Articles about transportation technology that do not fall under Transport.
• Transport:
  • Individual transportation infrastructure.
  • Transportation companies.
  • Individual instances of transportation (e.g. flights).
  • Individual vehicles.
  • Individual types/models of vehicles.