User:BlueEleephant
Hi, I am a new-ish user who first began reading articles in this encyclopedia about 3 years ago, most of them being about biology, from Thorarchaeia, to Phocoena dioptrica. However, none of that time, did I ever edit Wikipedia up until about 7 months ago, but then, I only really made small copy edits because I didn't want any chance of disturbing the encyclopedia, because I knew how daunting the task of editing Wikipedia was, considering all of its policies, guidelines, and notable essays.
Around five months ago, I decided to formally give editing Wikipedia a shot, since I had noticed blatant neutrality issues on the article David Chilton Phillips, whilst trying to see if Wikipedia had an article on the director of the International Marine Mammal Project of Earth Island Institute.
Being relatively new, I tend to make semi-frequent mistakes, so if you spot a mistake, feel completely free to revert or correct it; I don't despair being admonished for the silliest of my mistakes.
Tasks that need doing (within a month, optimally)
[edit ]- Clean up "in the heat of the fire" articles
- Clean up Smart Grid Energy Research Center
- Find sources for Mesotrophic soil
- Find sources for Wankspitze
..Maybe also help out at Wikipedia:WikiProject Plants/Article requests (This would take longer and would be continuous work, hence the placement at the bottom of the list.)
Repetitive tasks
[edit ]- Clean up "this is notable.." articles (See also "these are notable".)
- Clean up "1nd/1rd/1th\2st/2rd/2th/3st/3nd/3th" (etc) articles
..And really, clean up pages that appear on advanced searches for words on this list of commonly misspelled English words.
(See also: Help desk section)