User:Apocheir
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I've been editing since 2004, but my edits from then are embarrassing juvenilia, largely about bad '90s anime. This account is a fresh start. (Also I don't remember the password to that account any longer and the email address associated with it no longer exists.)
My username is from Thomas Pynchon's novel V.
Selected pages
- Utica Zoo: DYK on 3 November 2013 (first DYK)
- Goldberg–Coxeter construction: DYK on 16 January 2018
- 2020 New York's 22nd congressional district election: DYK on 31 August 2021, promoted to good article on 21 January 2022 (first good article)
- Beaversprite: DYK on 18 April 2022
- Edward A. Hanna: DYK on 11 February 2023, promoted to good article on 16 June 2023
- Aleksandra Waliszewska: DYK on 5 April 2024
Todo
- Improve Sphere and Circle
- Continue going through local government articles and tagging ones that
were clearly written by someone who works thereonly use primary sources or have other issues
Bookmarks
Quips
- The ideal Wikipedia article is simply a summary of published sources. Actual Wikipedia articles generally aren't.
- Wikipedia pages reach an equilibrium, not an ideal.
- A page's references are more important than a page's content.
- Systemic bias is more important than individual bias.
- There are more errors on this site than could be fixed in a lifetime, so pick your battles.
- Sometimes the vandals are on the right track.
- If you take the fanboys head-on, you'll lose.
- If someone is looking for a fight, don't give one to them.
- If I had worked with Larry Sanger, I'd also try to distance myself from him.