User:Novil Ariandis
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Hi, I am the writer of the webcomic Sandra and Woo featuring the girl Sandra and her pet raccoon Woo.
It is inspired by Bill Watterson’s outstanding comic strip Calvin and Hobbes.
It is inspired by Bill Watterson’s outstanding comic strip Calvin and Hobbes.
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I wrote some articles for the German Wikipedia... and they kept them all.
de Dieser Benutzer spricht Deutsch als Muttersprache .
fr-1 Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau élémentaire de français .
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ads This user is against advertisements on Wikipedia.
ads This user is against advertisements on Wikipedia.
This user's favourite animal is the raccoon .
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This user is interested in the way of life of carnivorans .
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This user is concerned about wildlife conservation .
This user is concerned about animal welfare .
Articles
[edit ]I have written (important parts of) the following articles:
- Bahaman raccoon: complete rewrite of the article
- Barbados raccoon: complete rewrite of the article
- Cozumel raccoon: partial rewrite of the article
- Fake fur: partial rewrite of the article
- Feline Fuelled Games: article created
- Guadeloupe raccoon: complete rewrite of the article
- Island raccoons (DYK): article created
- List of fictional raccoons: rewrite of most parts of the article
- List of webcomic awards: article created
- Norm Feuti: partial rewrite of the article
- Planescape: Torment: one of several main authors
- Raccoon: complete rewrite of the article
- Sandra and Woo: article created
- Ulf Hohmann: article created
- Tres Marias raccoon: complete rewrite of the article
- William Silvers: article created
Guidelines
[edit ]I like the following guidelines:
- Wikipedia:Verifiability: While it sometimes might be a problem when an extensive source cannot be used for good and featured articles, because it is not considered reliable (e.g. a fan site), it is a shame that citing reliable sources for all non trivial information in an article is still not common in the German Wikipedia.
I do not like the following guidelines:
- Wikipedia:Lead section: This guideline is often misinterpreted in a way that the length of the lead of many otherwise good articles is outrageous with sometimes more than five paragraphs. In my opinion it does not make sense to write down the exact same information twice.
- Template:Grading_scheme: The rating system (not including good and featured articles) is completely useless and arbitrary and should therefore be abolished. That A class articles are supposed to be better than GA class articles is particularly absurd.