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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.
What I do
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."
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
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.
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.
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