User talk:Nathan256
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Alkivar
Oops, I guess I had kinda bad timing on the Alkivar RFA..
- No problem, as long as one of us nominated him! :) Grutness...wha? 30 June 2005 05:43 (UTC)
- Are you going to let the guy know you've nominated him, so he can accept and answer the questions? - Taxman Talk June 30, 2005 15:04 (UTC)
TDX replies
Hi,Nathan256.This is Tan Ding Xiang.Thanks a lot for inviting me,but how can we play?Anyway,I have no knowledge about playing chess.Thanks anyway.Anyway,how did you know me?
Simple questions
Hi Nathan :) You seem to know the editors well enough to put one up for RfA, but have spent most of your editing life working on chess games... which makes me very curious! If you don't mind answering a few questions:
- How long have you been using Wikipedia? (what's your wikipediholic score?)
- What parts of Wikipedia do you like best?
- How often you visit the site?
- Do you edit/visit any other wikis? which ones?
I'm not asking just to be nosy; this touches on a mailing-list discussion we are having right now about who uses the site, and how many people actively use the site (and pay attention to who the editors are) without editing much themselves.