User:Oosoom

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I discovered Wikipedia on 9th February 2004, and started editing on 11th April 2006. I am from the centre of the Midlands in the UK. I tend to create very small articles. I hope someone will expand them one day.

I believe that images should be generally entered as thumb, without an explicit size, so that individual users can choose what size is best for them in terms of download bandwidth (speed and cost), and in terms of ink used when printing (particularly for drafts of changes). I appreciate the value of a good colourful photograph in the right place in an article, but:

  • if you like big pictures you can set your default in my preferences
  • if you like small pictures, then ditto
  • different browsers will show different things to different people
  • viewing on a different screen size will change the appearance greatly from the "ideal" set by one editor on a given computer
That's why I use thumb anyway.

If you don't think I am doing the right thing, please let me know on my Talk Page.

[edit] My Gallery

My contributed images: User:Oosoom/Gallery

[edit] My newly-started articles

  1. Dove’s Bellringer's Guide to the Church Bells of Britain
  2. Surcharge (sanction on public servant)
  3. Highbury Hall
  4. Birmingham Children's Hospital
  5. CAMHS
  6. Burnt mound
  7. MUGCR
  8. King Edward VI High School for Girls
  9. Edgbaston Waterworks
  10. John Morris Jones Walkway
  11. 17 & 19 Newhall Street, Birmingham
  12. Martin & Chamberlain
  13. Yeoville Thomason
  14. Llangynog (Powys)
  15. Singers Hill Synagogue
  16. Methodist Central Hall, Birmingham
  17. Corporation Street, Birmingham
  18. Wake Green
  19. Birmingham and Midland Institute
  20. Deritend
  21. J. A. Chatwin
  22. St Martin in the Bull Ring
  23. St Paul's Square, Birmingham
  24. Timeline of telephone companies in Birmingham, England
  25. National Telephone Company
  26. Argent Centre
  27. Birmingham board schools
  28. Icknield Street School
  29. St Agatha's Church, Sparkbrook
  30. 1-7 Constitution Hill, Birmingham
  31. Chamberlain Memorial, Birmingham
  32. A. Follett Osler
  33. Baskerville House
  34. Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Aston
  35. College of Art, Balsall Heath
  36. Public Library and Baths, Balsall Heath
  37. St Augustine's Church, Edgbaston
  38. Trocadero, Birmingham
  39. National Education League
  40. List of Birmingham board schools
  41. Architectural terracotta
  42. Ladypool Junior & Infant School
  43. Small Heath School, Birmingham
  44. Warstone Lane Cemetery
  45. Victoria Law Courts, Birmingham
  46. Great Western Arcade
  47. School board (England & Wales)
  48. Humphrey Burton
  49. Burmantofts Pottery
  50. Paul Waterhouse
  51. Refuge Assurance Building
  52. Paradise Forum
  53. CBSO Centre
  54. Brewood Grammar School
  55. Sarn Badrig
  56. Holland W. Hobbiss
  57. Adrian Boult Hall
  58. Charter Mark
  59. Wheel of Birmingham
  60. Plas Brondanw
  61. ArtsFest
  62. Fort Dunlop
  63. South Birmingham College
  64. Science Museum, Birmingham
  65. Accession Day
  66. Coronation Day
  67. City of Birmingham Symphony Youth Chorus
  68. City of Birmingham Young Voices
  69. Staffordshire blue brick
  70. Bingley Hall
  71. Spring Hill Library
  72. Royal British Society of Sculptors
  73. Dhruva Mistry
  74. Gas Retort House
  75. William Martin (architect)
  76. Sampson Lloyd
  77. George Dixon (MP)
  78. William Hutton (Birmingham historian)
  79. Statue of Horatio Nelson, Birmingham
  80. Birmingham Street Commissioners

[edit] Significant additions to

[edit] Wanted Articles

  1. Gifford (family)
  2. Chillington, Brewood
  3. Fabian Stedman
  4. Balti Triangle
  5. Phoenix prefabs (Lord Portal)
  6. Artisans Dwelling Act 1875
  7. Table (British Parliamentary procedure)

[edit] Condider changes

[edit] My Bookmarks


Bull Ring, Birmingham

Science and invention in Birmingham

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