User:The person who loves reading/To do

This is a to-do list for The person who loves reading.

• Read all policies and guidelines carefully and thoroughly. (Read every word!) 40/295
• Read Wikipedia essays (in the category) for advice. 25/2097
• Read information pages. 15/317
• Revert vandalism. /∞
• Copy edit articles. /∞
• Review good and featured articles. /∞
• Discuss in page moves. /∞
• Answer edit requests (semi protected and extended-confirmed protected) /∞
• Tag pages with CSD and PROD. /∞
• Finish and improve User:The person who loves reading/Pages in a nutshell. /∞

Progression of the to do list:

• Policies and guidelines: (already read)

1. Wikipedia:Ignore all rules
2. Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not
3. Wikipedia:Neutral point of view
4. Wikipedia:Verifiability
5. Wikipedia:No original research
6. Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons
7. Wikipedia:Image use policy
8. Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary
9. Wikipedia:Citing sources
10. Wikipedia:Do not create hoaxes
11. Wikipedia:Do not include the full text of lengthy primary sources
12. Wikipedia:Reliable sources
13. Wikipedia:Plagiarism
14. Wikipedia:Patent nonsense
15. Wikipedia:Autobiography
16. Wikipedia:Accuracy dispute
17. Wikipedia:Content forking
18. Wikipedia:External links
19. Wikipedia:No disclaimers
20. Wikipedia:Non-free content
21. Wikipedia:Non-free use rationale guideline
22. Wikipedia:Non-US copyrights
23. Wikipedia:Offensive material
24. Wikipedia:Public domain
25. Wikipedia:Spam
26. Wikipedia:Spoiler
27. Wikipedia:Days of the year
28. Wikipedia:Fringe theories
29. Wikipedia:Identifying reliable sources (medicine)
30. Wikipedia:Indic transliteration
31. Wikipedia:Logos
32. Wikipedia:No 3D illustrations
33. Wikipedia:Record charts
34. Wikipedia:Scientific citation guidelines
35. Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not for things made up one day
36. Wikipedia:Article size
37. Wikipedia:Be bold
38. Wikipedia:Categorization
39. Wikipedia:Disambiguation
40. Wikipedia:Make technical articles understandable

• Essays: (already read)

1. Wikipedia:"Breaching experiment" considered harmful
2. Wikipedia:"In popular culture" content
3. Wikipedia:1.5 sources
4. Wikipedia:98 percent table width anomaly
5. Wikipedia:100,000 feature-quality articles
6. Wikipedia:A headline is not a reliable source
7. Wikipedia:A hybrid of political doctrine and encyclopedic collaboration
8. Wikipedia:A navbox on every page
9. Wikipedia:A nice cup of tea and a sit down
10. Wikipedia:A note regarding BRD
11. Wikipedia:A request for enforcement over a salad
12. Wikipedia:A story from the early days of the web
13. Wikipedia:A warning to concert organizers
14. Wikipedia:A weak personal attack is still wrong
15. Wikipedia:A wikilink is not an explanation
16. Wikipedia:Ab initio
17. Wikipedia:Abandoned stubs
18. Wikipedia:Translating German Wikipedia
19. Wikipedia:About valid routine calculations
20. Wikipedia:Abundance and redundancy
21. Wikipedia:Abuse response/Schools aren't the only networks who respond to abuse reports
22. Wikipedia:Academic bias
23. Wikipedia:Academic incentive
24. Wikipedia:Academic use

• Information pages: (already read)

1. Help:-show classes
2. Wikipedia:5-minute guide to ArbCom elections
3. Wikipedia:2021 Movement Charter Drafting Committee Election
4. Wikipedia:A primer for newcomers
5. Help:About help pages
6. Wikipedia:About the sandbox
7. Wikipedia:Access to nonpublic information
8. Wikipedia:Accessibility dos and don'ts
9. Wikipedia:Account creator
10. Wikipedia:Activity
11. Wikipedia:Added or removed characters
12. Wikipedia:Administration
13. Wikipedia:Administrators' reading list
14. Wikipedia:Advice to T-Mobile IPv6 users
15. Help:Alphabetical order