User:Netmouse
Netmouse has been editing Wikipedia on and off since early 2006.
Netmouse is a Smof from Ann Arbor, Michigan who does the occasional jigsaw puzzle, reads and edits SF, and does various types of design engineering, including user interaction design and experimental physics. Netmouse has a BA in History from Grinnell College and a Master's in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo.
In 2009 Netmouse joined and became the facilitator of the Wikipedia Strategic task force on Reader Conversion.
In August, 2010, Netmouse had a child and left off a lot of extra activities like Wiki editing. That child is now in school and Netmouse has somewhat resumed activity, including attention to coverage of York, Pennsylvania, their residence.
In 2016, Netmouse was diagnosed with a rare type of neuroendocrine cancer, with many challenging effects. Of the many things the chronic fatigue side effect steals from a person, the most frustrating one is time; time required to rest cannot be recouped in any way.
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Articles Created or Maintained by Netmouse
Art
- Americans for the Arts
- Margaret Hicks
- Miniature Art
- Miniature Painters, Sculptors and Gravers Society of Washington
- A. E. London, wildlife artist
- Julie Dillon, Science Fiction illustrator
SF
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- Adam Browne (Added Awards section, updated bibliography, put in structure, took off notability challenge)
- Carol Resnick
- Doselle Young
- Hugo Award for Best Editor Short Form
- Hugo Award for Best Editor Long Form
- Ideomancer
- James Gunn
- John Scalzi (added bibliography)
- Justine Larbalestier (added Awards section)
- Karen Haber
- Kevin Siembieda
- The New York Review of Science Fiction
- Penguicon
- Subterranean Press
- Teresa Nielsen Hayden (Added Bibliography)
- Patrick Nielsen Hayden (added Hugo Nomination section)
- The Road to Science Fiction
- Starlight (anthology series)
- The Space Opera Renaissance
- U-Con
- Will Shetterly (added Short Story section)
- Year's Best SF
- Year's Best Science Fiction
Biomedical and Systems engineering
Womens history
- Ann Penelope Marston
- Carrie Etter
- Karen Haber
- Ruth Heller, illustrator
- Margaret Hicks
- Mary Anderson Bain
- Mary Katherine Goddard, the first US postmistress
- Mildred Loving
- Carol Resnick
- Jean Batten, aviatrix
- Judith Jones, editor
- Blanche Knopf, publisher
- Cassatt Quartet
- Lisa Smith-Batchen, ultramarathoner
- Ann Trason, ultramarathoner
- Lillian Wald, nurse and activist
- Laura Hershey, poet and disability rights activist
- Isabel Wilkerson, journalist and author
- Patricia Stephens Due, civil rights activist
- Sylvia Woods, The Queen of Soul Food
- Rachel Isadora, Children's book author and illustrator
- Zetta Elliott, author and poet
Abolition
- William C. Goodridge - abolitionist and Underground Railroad stationmaster
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