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I have long been shy about saying too much on this page, but probably with detective skills most could figure out that I am a health professional living in Montreal. As someone with an interest in language and communication, I am very intrigued that other editors have assumed I am a 'he' when I'm not. Do I use a register in my internet posts that appears male? Or is it just because most editors here are male? Scope here for someone else's PhD perhaps.
This is my hobby so I tend to edit articles that take my fancy and have no connection to my professional and academic background. I haven't always succeeded however! Articles to which I have made major contributions are a very bizarre mixture that reflect my eclectic interests, including some subjects I had no interest in at all until I waded in to help other editors in the middle of a dispute. I hope I did help!
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- École Polytechnique massacre (featured article)
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- Marc Lépine (good article)
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- William Wilberforce (good article)
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- Fathers' rights movement
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- Nicholas John Baker
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- Stuttering
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- Laurie Dann
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- Electronic fluency devices
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- Jean Webster
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- Robert Latimer
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- Richard Louis Dugdale
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- Helen Dore Boylston (Did you know? fact)
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- Samuel Gesser (Did you know? fact)
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