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Subpages

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Milestones

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To-do list

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Contribute to a few WikiProjects (see my userboxes), focusing especially on 70's rock, Danish musicians, bands and albums.

  • Article on Danish progressive rock band Pan.

Countries I have set my foot in (in approximate chronological order)

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42
This user has visited 42 countries of the world.

Denmark Denmark (1965), Germany Germany, Austria Austria, Sweden Sweden (1981), France France, Spain Spain, Portugal Portugal, Andorra Andorra, Switzerland Switzerland, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia, Greece Greece, Italy Italy, Vatican City Vatican City, Hungary Hungary, England England, Monaco Monaco, South Africa South Africa, Zimbabwe Zimbabwe, United States United States, The Bahamas Bahamas, Canada Canada, Netherlands Netherlands, Malta Malta, Slovenia Slovenia, Gibraltar Gibraltar, Croatia Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro Serbia and Montenegro, Finland Finland, China China, Namibia Namibia, Norway Norway, Luxembourg Luxembourg, Belgium Belgium, Guernsey Guernsey, Republic of Ireland Ireland, Iceland Iceland, Greenland Greenland, United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates, India India, Faroe Islands Faroe Islands, Russia Russia, Costa Rica Costa Rica, Israel Israel, Taiwan Taiwan (2019), Eswatini Eswatini (2023)

Mantelpiece

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Barnstars
The Minor Barnstar
For your work on Duane & Greg Allman (album) well done. BigDuncTalk 21:58, 1 June 2009 (UTC)
The Rock music Barnstar
I hereby award you this barnstar for your impressive work on Willy DeVille articles, especially the Willy DeVille discography. Great work! SpanishStroll (talk) 21:07, 19 October 2009 (UTC)

Tools & languages

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Autoformatting: I support the general concept of autoformatting

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  1. Support. For readers Wikipedia looks amateurish with the current inconsistency on date formats across—and often even within—articles. Especially the "raw" ISO dates ("2008-05-12") that I observe for the last few months in references using the citation templates (for example at Pearl_Jam_discography#References, that is even a featured list!). In my eyes, date autoformatting is the only way out of this limbo. For IP readers I am convinced that a technical solution can be found that displays "January 14, 2006" for IP's in North America and "14 January 2006" for IP's elsewhere. For editors, the system has to be simple to use and easy to figure out for newbies by looking at existing examples. My preference would be a simple template system based on the ISO standard, for example {{date:2006-01-14}} for above date, {{date:2006-01}} for January 2006, or simply {{date:2006}} for 2006. Intervals could be {{date:2006-01-14/2006-01-22}} for 14–22 January 2006. Etc. if this system can work for others (and it can, otherwise it wouldn't be ISO), it can also work for us! – IbLeo (talk) 05:12, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
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  1. Support. Options 1 and 3 are overlinking. Option 4 is the road to inconsistency and edit wars. This is a good compromise. – IbLeo (talk) 05:22, 10 April 2009 (UTC)
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  1. Weak support. I would prefer not linking years at all, just like we never link weekdays (I hope). "Relevant years" seems POV-loaded to me and could lead to edit wars. But this is the least worst option of the 4. – IbLeo (talk) 05:32, 10 April 2009 (UTC)