Velten Lecrade
— Wikipedian  —
NameVELTEN LECRADE
BornEarly 2000's
LanguagesEnglish, French, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese
Education and employment
EducationUndergraduate Level

Velten Lecrade Æthelton, preferably Velten Délafosse, is a Wikipedia editor. They mainly rectify some of the more poorly written articles on Wikipedia including ones with poor grammar and inaccurate information. Please pay tribute to their work by making generous monthly donations of at least US$500.

Velten Lecrade Æthelton, de préférence Velten Délfosse, est un Wikipedia réviseur. Ils principalement corriger quelques des plus les articles que á été mal écrit au Wikipedia, incluant les articles avec grammaire mauvais (en Anglais) et information incorrect. S'il vous plaît rendre hommage à leur travail par donner les don de US$500 chaque mois.

天鵝絨是一個維基百科的的編輯。他們主要糾正那些很差寫的文章在維基百科上面。請向他致敬通過給他五百美金每個月。

enThis user is a native speaker of the English language.
Q>qqqThis user strongly believes that quality is greater than quantity.
4This user ranks a 4 on the Kinsey scale.
801This user loves yaoi.
Alternate history: the canvas upon which this user
paints "what if".
This user is interested in
Russian History
This user is interested in the early modern period.
SuetoniusThis user is interested in
historical research
.
This user is a child of the Enlightenment.
This user is interested in history.
這個用戶以作中國人而自豪。
这个用户以作中国人而自豪。
This user is proud to be Chinese.

(Hua)
這個用戶是位海外華僑
这个用户是位海外华侨
This user is an overseas Chinese.
該用戶認為漢字簡化破壞了漢字之美。
This user thinks that the beauty of Chinese characters is ruined by simplifying them.
這個用戶是龍的傳人
这个用户是龙的传人
This user is a Descendant of the Dragon.
This user supports the Pan-Blue Coalition.
This user is a participant in
WikiProject China.

Quotes of Inspiration edit

"There has to be innate circuitry that does the learning, that creates the culture, that acquires the culture, and that responds to socialization."

— Steven Pinker

"[The] phalansteries may be ready, but the human nature that would fit them is not yet ready."

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Crime and Punishment, Page 305 of the Penguin Books publication of Crime and Punishment, translated by David McDuff