Recommended reading: why references don't increase Wikipedia's reliability that much
Recommended reading: why references don't increase Wikipedia's reliability that much
A bit about me (background)
Student of physics at Charles University in Prague.
Apart from that, I have some experience with IT (specifically TCP/IP networking, DNS, computer security, FreeBSD and other unices), typography, image processing.
As I have almost no contributions to articles of my direct study / professional interest, this may be probably useful only if someone needs uninvolved 3rd opinion
Wikipedia en:
English is not my mother tongue, and to make things worse I frequently make typos, so I'm glad when people look after my contributions and improve my grammar and spelling. Thank you.
Articles I like editing (without particluar order)
sundials, Prague Astronomical Clock, Prague, Tea
Inclusionism vs. deletionism - I'm a supporter of uncreationism.
Other Wikimedia projects
see my meta: page
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