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	*''']''': I didn't think I did all that much here (added a little bit on the ''Rolling Stone'' case, reactions to the murder, quote attesting importance; did a bit of organizing) but I was named in the DYK nomination, which I appreciate		*''']''': I didn't think I did all that much here (added a little bit on the ''Rolling Stone'' case, reactions to the murder, quote attesting importance; did a bit of organizing) but I was named in the DYK nomination, which I appreciate
	*]: rescued from ''speedy'' deletion and wrote most of the article		*]: rescued from ''speedy'' deletion and wrote most of the article
			*''''']''''': helped with fivefold expansion
	*'']'': wrote plot summary		*'']'': wrote plot summary

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This user has been on Misplaced Pages for 19 years, 1 month and 12 days.

This user has created 43 articles on Misplaced Pages.

This user has written or expanded 7 articles featured in the Did You Know section on the Main Page.

This user is female.

This user is a native speaker of the English language.

Quest'utente può contribuire con un livello avanzato di italiano.

Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau avancé de français.

Dieser Benutzer hat grundlegende Deutschkenntnisse.

דער באַניצער רעדט אַ ביסל ייִדיש.

This user is a feminist.

This user identifies as queer.

This user is Jewish.

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I am a queer, Jewish feminist.
I have been registered at Misplaced Pages since November 14, 2005.
I speak Italian and French fluently, and am learning German. I've translated articles from both the Italian and French Misplaced Pages and would be willing to do more.

I contribute to articles on theatrical and musical performance.
I keep an eye out for non-NPOV political buzzwords, like "protecting traditional marriage" and "pro-abortion."
I find references for things.

Action of December 1669: rescued from proposed deletion as unsourced stub and expanded ninefold
The Antiquarian's Family: translated plot summary
Crisis pregnancy center: wrote, among other things, "False medical information" and "Religion" sections
David Kato: I didn't think I did all that much here (added a little bit on the Rolling Stone case, reactions to the murder, quote attesting importance; did a bit of organizing) but I was named in the DYK nomination, which I appreciate
GenderPAC: rescued from speedy deletion and wrote most of the article
King & King: helped with fivefold expansion
Vanina Vanini: wrote plot summary

My time and energy are finite. The fact that I have not edited something - whether by changing some things in a highly problematic article and not others, or by passing over an article entirely - does not mean I agree with it as it stands.
I have a high respect for Misplaced Pages's guidelines, but the ones that I hold dearest are WP:NPOV and WP:V.
In August 2010, I was involved in a canvassing incident. Please read.
I think that no literature or theatre stub should be so small that it doesn't contain plot information.
I really hate when people put bare URLs in references. Seriously, even if you're not going to use a citation template, it's not so much work to use square brackets and a title.
I occasionally make silly mistakes in political articles, like labeling a legislator as a Democrat when they are in fact a Republican, or as a Senator when they are in fact a Representative. I apologize in advance.
I am gradually easing in to using Twinkle.