Best thing on Wikipedia: Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office

Mainly, I am trying to add the very specific knowledge I have to articles that need the help. My main areas of interest are Native America, archaeology, comedy, and the Central Savannah River Area. I also like to keep an eye on AfD to help rescue articles that are on notable subjects, but are poorly written or referenced.

Thanks to The_Transhumanist for the userpage design help.

Articles I've Created:

• The Immediate Gratification Players - created the page as the first step towards more extensive improv comedy coverage.
• Sconyers - created page about Sconyers Bar-B-Que, a famous barbecue restaurant in Augusta, Georgia
• Four Day Weekend - an improv comedy troupe in Fort Worth, Texas
• Madcap Theater - an improv comedy group in Westminster, Colorado
• List of improvisational theater festivals -list of notable improv comedy festivals across the US
• John Wesley Gilbert - African American trailblazer, archaeologist
• Itoro Umoh-Coleman - former WNBA basketball player and Olympian from Hephzibah, Georgia
• Mactabene Amachree - former WNBA player and princess of Kalabari tribe in Nigeria

Beefing Up I've Done:

• List of improvisational theatre companies - moved into a wikitable, added history and explanations, added references
• Pee Dee (tribe) - some serious additions and linking between other articles that mentioned the Pee Dee
• Hephzibah High School - added information, sections, etc
• Nigeria women's national basketball team - added most info present, reformed rosters into wikitable
• Assessed a bazillion articles on WP:WikiProject Comedy
• On Thin Ice - some serious reorganization and addition of references
• Elizabeth Post - wikified, rewrote into a reasonable stub
• Westminster Schools of Augusta - restructured, sourced
• Brittney Griner - wikified, sourced

To Do:

• Joanne Aluka 1, 2
• Expand on different forms at Improvisational theatre
• Honorable John P. Green
• Josephine Silone Yates
• Holmul - create it!
• Culture - work on material culture section
• NAGPRA
• Arts and culture in Augusta, Georgia -finish cleaning up