A Cambridge-based British Wikipedian
After an unhealthy amount of flitting, I took on the task of filling in the red links around and about my alma mater, Trinity College, Cambridge, and generally using my research to develop all manner of pages on British scientific history. Then followed a period of creating pages for all the UK radio stations, hoping those who are more familiar with said stations will add details beyond the basics. Later an attack on wine and grape varieties, or translating French articles. At the moment I'm reducing the number of Cambridgeshire geography stubs.
At times edits listed as 81.100.93.6 or 82.4.144.59.
Useful links
edit- Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles
- Wikipedia:Citation_templates
- Wikipedia:WikiProject_Geographical_coordinates
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editincategory:"Olympic gold medalists for Great Britain" incategory:"Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge"
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