User:Trifler

Trifler

This user is human.

This user is an American.

This user has visited 46 of the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.

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This user has a Bachelor of Arts degree.

This user contributes using a PC they built themselves.

This user is against cyberbullying.

This user is against child abuse in all forms.

This user respects women and rejects any violence against women.

This user is owned by one or more cats.

This user cares about animals

This user knows that space is the future.

This user realizes that the Earth isn't an oblate spheroid, but rather a close approximation of one.

This user is a book lover.

This user enjoys reading fiction.

This user dislikes policy creep and understands that some consider it a big reason for Wikipedia's decline in participation.

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This user is agnostic.

This user is a Humanist.

Political Views

This user promotes efforts to counter
climate change

This user is interested in environmentalism.

This user believes in gender equality.

This user is interested in animal rights issues.

This user believes in the separation of church and state.

This user believes that evolution doesn't have to conflict with Christianity.

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This user supports euthanasia under certain circumstances.

Su

This user opposes removing guns from the civilian populace.

PC	This user is pro-choice.

This user supports heterosexual and homosexual marriages. Against gay marriage? Don't get one. Problem solved.

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This user is a native speaker of the English language.

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This user is a native speaker of American English.

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This user can contribute with a professional level of English.

A, B, and C

This user prefers the serial comma.

"…"!
~~US vs. UK~~

This user uses "logical quotation marks". Forcing internal punctuation leads to factual errors. It's not a nationalistic style issue!

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Greetings! I'm a long time casual editor. I'd do more than what I have, but it's hard to know what needs doing. Most of my edits have been a result of doing a search on my own and finding the results lacking in some way.

Everyone I know considers me to be a good proofreader. I've volunteered for many different online projects to do text editing and proofreading, and I have work experience proofreading professionally. So, if anyone wants me to look something over on here, I'll give it a shot and see how it goes.

General Thoughts:

I believe the Wikipedia: Manual of Style should be amended to permit the use of capitalization within tables. I would say title case, but given the nature of Wikipedia, a simplified version that capitalizes the first letter of every word, without any subset of exceptions, would be acceptable to avoid any potential disagreements.