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Yes, this is my real name. Rather than use my usual, anonymous account, I recently (2009) created this account on Misplaced Pages to edit the ] page and create a couple of pages related to those edits (a biography of a living person and a page about a company). I thought that, by using my real name, I would defuse any attacks where people claimed I was creating pages for my own benefit, associated with the company, etc. Sadly, I was wrong. Yes, this is my real name. In 2009, I created this Misplaced Pages account to replace an anonymous account I previously used, in order to edit the ] page and create a couple of pages related to those edits (a biography of a living person and a page about a company). I thought that, by using my real name, I would defuse any attacks where people claimed I was creating pages for my own benefit, associated with the company, etc. Sadly, I was wrong.


I hate it when people think they ] Misplaced Pages pages. I really try not to do that myself. Well more than a decade after becoming non-anonymous, I still feel that anonymous editing is one of the worst things about Misplaced Pages.
My interests on Misplaced Pages have always been widely varied. I've recently adopted the ] page and did a lot of work to improve it, fix inaccuracies, and add additional historical information. A few others helped and one person got in the way.


My interests on Misplaced Pages have always been widely varied. In 2009, I spent a lot of time on the ] page and did a lot of work to improve it, fix inaccuracies, and add additional historical information. A few others helped and one person got in the way, so most of those changes were, sadly, lost.
I also created two related pages for ] and ]. I happen to have an invented an ambigram-like game, WIM, which is listed on the ] page (strictly speaking, it's not really a Scrabble variant, nor is the other game listed -- they are letter tile games). Information on WIM is at www.puzzazz.com/wim.


I also created two related pages for ] and ]. I happen to have an invented an ambigram-like game, WIM, which is listed on the ] page (strictly speaking, it's not really a Scrabble variant, nor is the other game listed -- they are letter tile games). Information on WIM is at .
I hate it when people think they ] Misplaced Pages pages. I really try not to do that myself. I think that anonymity on Misplaced Pages generally does more harm than good.


=== My blogs === === My blogs ===
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* - musings & speculation * - musings & speculation


=== My web sites === === My companies ===
* , a puzzle technology company with a best-in-class iOS app for puzzles
* Company:
* , a puzzle and game design and publishing company, publisher of my puzzle books '''' and ''''
* Puzzles:


=== Personal home page === === Personal home page ===

Latest revision as of 08:09, 1 April 2023

Unified login: RoyLeban is the unique login of this user for all public Wikimedia projects.
This user has been on Misplaced Pages for 22 years, 3 months and 7 days.




Yes, this is my real name. In 2009, I created this Misplaced Pages account to replace an anonymous account I previously used, in order to edit the Ambigram page and create a couple of pages related to those edits (a biography of a living person and a page about a company). I thought that, by using my real name, I would defuse any attacks where people claimed I was creating pages for my own benefit, associated with the company, etc. Sadly, I was wrong.

I hate it when people think they own Misplaced Pages pages. I really try not to do that myself. Well more than a decade after becoming non-anonymous, I still feel that anonymous editing is one of the worst things about Misplaced Pages.

My interests on Misplaced Pages have always been widely varied. In 2009, I spent a lot of time on the Ambigram page and did a lot of work to improve it, fix inaccuracies, and add additional historical information. A few others helped and one person got in the way, so most of those changes were, sadly, lost.

I also created two related pages for Robert Petrick and FlipScript. I happen to have an invented an ambigram-like game, WIM, which is listed on the Scrabble variants page (strictly speaking, it's not really a Scrabble variant, nor is the other game listed -- they are letter tile games). Information on WIM is at www.almanaq.com/wim.

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