Hello! Thanks for coming by. A Wikipedian since 2007, I've created a herd of navigational templates while padding visual arts, space exploration, and baseball pages and tossing handfuls of code towards coverage of the 1960s, American history, religious ramblings and other odds and ends. Italic runs, category walks, uppercase jaunts, list distributions, and a bit of writing randomly occur between fits of popcorn.

Some maps I've put together or expanded about painters, sculptors, U.S. Founding Fathers, Suffrage Mothers, and other creators. Coherent navigational templates detail Wikipedia's collection of articles about a single subject - articles well-researched and collectively written by hundreds, and in many cases thousands, of Wikipedian volunteers.

If your finger accidently slipped and you clicked the edit button, feel free to join your expertise, interests, and spare-time space-time curiosities with Wikipedia. Much of the time the encyclopedia ably fulfills its intended purpose of freely sharing the sum of all human knowledge. Knowledge presented in a neutral voice, like a robot, that editors and readers consider interesting, fun, and important to chronicle in any field of endeavor.

This user attended Wikimania 2017 in Montreal, Canada.

This user is one of the 200 most active English Wikipedians of all time.

280K coins in the fountain