Wikipedia:Editor review/Jc37

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Jc37 (talk • contribs) - Honestly? I'm curious : ) - jc37 00:02, 22 September 2006 (UTC)

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• I can see nothing particularly wrong with your editing statistics from a quick scan: you have a good spread of contributions, and you use edit summaries well. I don't know if you intend to become an administrator in the future, but you appear to spend the vast majority of your time at CfD debates - maybe you'd like to try your hand at something like WP:RFA, weighing in on nominations for new admins. Alternatively, there are always other kinds of xfD debates, like article for deletion, that might interest you. :) Daveydweeb (^chat/_patch) 02:58, 24 September 2006 (UTC)

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Questions

1. Of your contributions to Wikipedia, are there any about which you are particularly pleased, and why?
   1. I've done some ReOrg work on several list pages. (I enjoy organizing, among other things.) These are a few of my favourites:
      1. The West Wing was what finally got me to break down and edit Wikipedia the first time. (See: User:Jc37/Articles/The West Wing for some examples.)
      2. Did a massive clean-up and page organization of the Wikipedia:Userboxes gallery pages, especially the old Wikipedia:Userboxes/Media page (now apparently deleted): I split it into subsections, then moved the sections to individual pages, leaving "media" itself to be a page of links to the other pages; and the Wikipedia/Userboxes/Interests page, moving several sibsections to their own pages (such as science and history).
      3. Did a clean-up/ReOrg on Robin (comics) that I liked.
      4. List of locations of the DC Universe Complete ReOrg, and also standardized listing (locations of the locations at the end; added punctuation, wikifications, etc)
   2. I created the userbox for Wikipedia:WikiProject Greyhawk.
   3. Did two major ReOrgs of Userbox policy proposal. The first separated the list of guidelines by theme, and general clean-up; the second, broke those themes into sections, and clarified throughout.
   4. I'm also rather active in CfD.
2. Have you been in any conflicts over editing in the past or do you feel other users have caused you stress? How have you dealt with it and how will you deal with it in the future?
   1. Edit conflicts would seem to be the way of Wikipedia, these days. "Communication is the key." The best answer is discussion. Find out what the issue is, and why there may be a disagreement, and discuss. Keeping an open mind is a good thing (though allowing someone else to walk all over you is not : )