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24 December 2024
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Hello, I am Deagle. If you have any reason to contact me, send an email to dark.eagle202@gmail.com.
I'm an active CVU member, and I use a variety of tools and scripts to revert edits and warn users.
I have access to the ACC interface and will be creating accounts for others. But anyway, thanks everyone for having me here.

Thanks,
Deagle

I'm a 15-yr-old male high school student who likes:

• collecting computer wallpapers
• MSNing with his friends
• playing tennis and soccer
• competitions that challenge his thinking skills (eg economics competitions, maths olympiads and other forms of cool interschool campaigning)

Feel free to say hi!

This user is a member of the Counter-Vandalism Unit.

This user has rollback rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)

This user uses Huggle to combat vandalism.

Warning to Vandals: This user is equipped with Lupin's Anti-vandal tool.

This user is a participant in WikiProject Video games.

This user is a member of the Guild of Copy Editors.

This user will always be on the frontline against vandalism. He is the founder of Wikipedia's Fire Team Alpha.

Want to know more about me? Find out here.

1. Be bold: There is nothing wrong with experimenting, as long as you do so with good faith.
2. Call a spade a spade: A lot of the time, especially with disruptive edits, some editors tend to hesitate when labelling the edits as improper. Unfortunately, it must be made clear to disruptive editors that are doing the wrong thing. Indeed, civility must be observed, but more direct remarks will avoid any confusion about the suitability of the actions being discussed. See WP:SPADE for details.
3. There is far too much preventable vandalism occurring: Although vandalism levels are not always considered high, it must be realised that major target areas like school pages and BLPs can be made less susceptible to vandalism. As the old saying goes, "prevention is better than cure"; no matter how effective we are at countering vandalism, some pages will always be missed, and to stop vandalism before it happens would be more desirable on the whole. Wikipedia needs many more articles than at present, but as a matter of personal opinion, some existing articles should be reviewed for consistency with an English-language professional encyclopedia.

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