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Welcome to Gutworth's user homepage! If you have a question or concern about anything I have done, please leave a message on my talk page; I'll only know if you tell me!

On Wikipedia, I try to be a balanced editor. Some of the things I do on a regular basis are

1. Fix grammar and spelling errors.
2. Revert vandalism and stop vandals in their tracks.
3. Contribute to RFAs, AfD, etc.
4. Contribute my knowledge to articles.

Most importantly, though, I try to improve human knowledge through contributing to Wikipedia.

Most of my knowledge lies in music theory (classical), and programming. I often contribute to these.

Right now, I'm a core developer for the Python programming language.