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The Green Star Collector | |
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Born | May 24th |
Nationality | American |
Other names | Green Star Collector Green Star Green ★ Green * Green* TGSC GSC Depths Of Super Mario Wiki @MarioWikiDepths MarioWikiDepths |
Education | John C. Dore Elementary School (Valedictorian) Kennedy High School St. Laurence High School (IB) Elmhurst University |
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Political party | Independent |
Awards | |
Website | Depths Of Super Mario Wiki |
Hello?
Can anyone hear me?
What is this place?
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Oh, right. Wikipedia.
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Good morning, good evening, and good afternoon, everyone.
I'm trying to make the world a better place, one edit at a time.
Biography
editHello. I'm a Wikipedia editor from Chicago, Illinois. I'm greatly interested in politics, true crime, and video games; hence, I tend to edit articles of these subjects most frequently, with contributions ranging from minor edits to rewriting and expanding entire articles. Occasionally, I write articles on these topics from scratch.
I also enjoy adding infoboxes to articles and fixing the formatting of pre-existing infoboxes. Projects of mine have also included fixing bare URLs and adding citations.
I graduated from John C. Dore Elementary School as valedictorian, then graduated from St. Laurence High School with a standard degree, as well as an IB diploma. I'm currently pursuing an education at Elmhurst University, majoring in computer science with a minor in multimedia journalism.
If you're wondering where my username comes from, look no further than the Super Mario Galaxy duology. Collecting the 120 Green Stars in Super Mario Galaxy 2 was my favorite part of the game, though I also enjoy collecting them in Super Mario 3D World.
In addition to video games, I'm also interested in (and passionate about) writing, typing, coding, etc.
Here's two of my favorite rap verses, for some reason. Coincidentally, they both involve burgers and fries.
"Who am I? I'm that guy. I'm the burger with the fries."
"We ordered two Big Macs and two large fries with Cokes."
Over 90% of my edits are mainspace edits, and over 99% of all my edits are live edits. For additional information regarding my Wikipedia contributions and activity, see here.
I run a gimmick account on Twitter called Depths Of Super Mario Wiki. It's like Depths of Wikipedia, but with content from the Super Mario Wiki.
Feel free to fix any redirects and miscellaneous info on this page as you see fit.
Suggestions
editIf you're looking for something to do on Wikipedia, I have a few suggestions:
- If you have the ability to do so, create articles in need of creation.
- Rewrite and expand articles in need of rewritting and expansion, otherwise known as stubs.
- Update articles in need of updating.
- Skim articles for grammatical errors and typos. Copyediting is important, too!
- Add infoboxes to biographical articles, or correct the formatting of pre-existing infoboxes. Check here for suggestions.
- Go to the list of new pages and check the most recently created articles for spelling, grammar, formatting, etc. A good number of these articles will lack references, a DEFAULTSORT value, and/or categories. You can add some yourself, or add a template or two to alert other editors if you're not sure what to do.
- Welcome new users, providing them with information about the basics of editing Wikipedia.
- Give barnstars to users in recognition of major (or minor) contributions.
- Check the recent changes page and thank users for their contributions. It's nice to feel appreciated!
- If you're able to, create your own user page. Add on to your user page as desired. Create a userbox tower and award yourself a ribbon.
- Create your own sandbox.
- Customize your signature.
- Fix bare URLs and other reference formatting errors. For a list of articles that contain at least one bare URL, see here.
- Add italics to the titles of books, newspapers, magazines, etc.
- Work on this article.
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Did you know?
editSome interesting tidbits, courtesy of Wikipedia:
- The plural of attorney general is attorneys general, not attorney generals. (↗)
- Referring to Democrats as Democrats is offensive. (↗)
- The world's smallest park measures just 452 square inches. (↗)
- A man on death row escaped from prison, only to become the victim of an unsolved murder later that night. (↗)
- A U.S. senator lost re-election to someone who had been deceased for three weeks. (↗)
- Wikipedia was red pilled. (↗)
- There's a miniature version of Wikipedia. (↗)
- The "DK Rap" has its own Wikipedia article, for some reason. (↗)
- The inventor of the saxophone had numerous near-death experiences as a child. (↗)
- Greta Thunberg and Kyle Rittenhouse were born on the exact same day. (↗)
- A debate over whether to capitalize the "I" in Star Trek Into Darkness required more than 40,000 words on the article's talk page before a consensus was reached. (↗)
- You can combine a fork, a knife, and a spoon into one eating utensil. (↗)
- Frosty Boss Ribs is the name of a politician from Montana, not a dish. (↗)
- Thomas Lawyer was a lawyer who died in Lawyersville, New York. (↗)
- George F. Burgess (George Farmer Burgess) "engaged in agricultural pursuits"; in other words, he became a farmer. (↗)
- Seventeen people were killed in a riot that unfolded over a stolen slice of watermelon. (↗)
- _9MOTHER9HORSE9EYES9 is the pseudonym of an anonymous writer known for posting creepypasta speculative fiction on Reddit. (↗)
- Bart's prank phone calls to Moe's Tavern in The Simpsons are based on an actual series of prank calls to a real-life bar. (↗)
- A person's ethics can be tested based entirely on whether they return a shopping cart. (↗)
Personal BJAODN
edit- "Eventually, Mabel eventually pulls out two tacos, and Pacifica eventually accepts a taco." — The Golf War
- "The film was released in U.S. theaters August 3, 2012." — Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (film) (This sentence, which was added in May 2022, did not include a period until October 2023.)
Userboxes
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Notable contributions
edit- Every Minnesota State Auditor now has an article!
- Cleaned up my high school's Wikipedia article. (I don't consider this to be a conflict of interest, since I've graduated and have no reason to edit the article other than simply trying to help out my alma mater.)
- Added information about a deadly 2017 prison escape attempt to the Pasquotank Correctional Institution article.
Articles promoted to GA status
editArticles promoted to FA status
editCrime articles created
editDisappearance of Adele Marie Wells ★ Disappearance of Amy Billig ★ Disappearance of Bianca Piper ★ Murder of Gretchen Anthony
Politician articles created
edit("*" indicates that an image was also added.)
Crime stub articles rewritten and/or expanded
edit2024 Rockford stabbings ★ Disappearance of Maureen Kelly ★ Disappearance of Sara Anne Wood ★ James Hubbard (murderer) ★ Sagarejo shooting
Politician stub articles rewritten and/or expanded
edit("*" indicates that an image was also added. Articles in italics were upgraded on Wikipedia's content assessment scale following my contributions.)
Albert Gallatin Marchand ★ Alphonse Roy Lejk* ★ Alvin Endt ★ Andrew Boden ★ Anna B. Miller ★ Benjamin Franklin Junkin ★ Bill Guffey ★ Bob Atwater ★ Bob Deig ★ Burke Jackson ★ Caleb Sawyer ★ Carl Rudolf Berghult ★ Charles Billinghurst ★ Charles E. Grainger ★ Charles L. Chase ★ Charles Leonard Todd* ★ Charles Sweetser ★ Chilton C. Baker* ★ Clark William Trisler ★ Curt Hofstad ★ Daniel H. Miller ★ Daniel Sheffer ★ David Asay ★ David C. Cloud* ★ David Hogg (American politician)* ★ David L. Wilkinson ★ David N. Hitchcock ★ Dean Clukey ★ Delwyn Gage ★ Dennis Iverson (politician) ★ Douglas Cordier ★ Douglas K. Bryant ★ Earl L. Engbritson* ★ Earnest Lynde ★ Edward D. Ziegler ★ Edward L. Garden ★ Enos Hook ★ Ernest A. Beedle* ★ Ezekiel S. Candler Jr. ★ Ezra Baker ★ Ezra Wheeler ★ Fannie M. Buzzell ★ Francis L. Wing ★ Frank P. Coburn ★ Gail D. Zimmerman ★ Garfield W. Brown* ★ George B. Shaw ★ George Peter Madden* ★ George W. Armstrong ★ Greg Beumer ★ Gustav A. Anderson ★ Harry W. Griswold ★ Henry White Beeson ★ Jack Beauchamp ★ Jack P. King ★ Jacob Richards ★ James Gerry ★ James L. Applegate ★ James M. Lewis ★ James Nolan (politician)* ★ Jane Warren ★ John Bermingham ★ John Brisbin* ★ John D. Cummins ★ John Freedley ★ John B. Randolph ★ John Robert Beach* ★ John W. Cox (Minnesota politician)* ★ Joseph Kille ★ Joseph Lefever ★ Josephine Fagan ★ Larry Derryberry ★ Larry Grinde ★ Lettie D. Campbell ★ Lewis D. Thill ★ Loraine Rollins ★ Lori Millin ★ Lorraine Quarberg ★ Lucile Connaghan ★ Mable Mathews ★ Madge Enterline ★ Marie E. Howe ★ Morna Wood ★ Nathaniel Terry ★ Nettie Truax ★ Ole Aarsvold ★ Oscar A. Hall ★ Otto Armstrong* ★ Otto Rachals ★ Owen A. Wells ★ Pleasant B. Tully ★ Richard Fitzgerald (Minnesota politician) ★ Robert Allison (Pennsylvania politician) ★ Roy E. York* ★ Ruth N. Edelman ★ Sam Blackwell ★ Sam D. Bundy ★ Samuel Myron Brainerd ★ Shirley S. Kastor ★ Scott Court ★ Thomas Butler (Louisiana politician) ★ Thomas G. McCullough ★ Thomas H. Horton* ★ Thomas M. Bell (Ohio politician) ★ Thomas M. Fagan ★ Thomas Marshal Bibighaus ★ Thomas Ross (Pennsylvania politician) ★ Tim Gay ★ Warren Vertress* ★ William Elijah Bloom* ★ William Geister* ★ William G. Hardwick ★ William H. Mellen ★ William S. Ramsey ★ William Theopilus Jones ★ William Wilson (Pennsylvania politician) ★ Willis Bagley ★ Winant Van Winkle ★ Wyatt Agar
Miscellaneous articles created
editMiscellaneous articles rewritten and/or expanded
editGoals
editI'm currently on a mission to get at least one infobox added to as many articles as possible in Category:Biography articles without infoboxes. Is it as exciting as Team 0%'s journey to clear every level in Super Mario Maker? Probably not. But I'm sure I'll enjoy it.
This adventure began on April 4, 2024, when an estimated 19,399 biographical articles had infobox requests.
Backlog: Biography articles without infoboxes |
Barnstars and other recognition
editThe Writer's Barnstar | |
For expanding James Nolan (politician). 𝐋𝐨𝐫𝐝𝐕𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐭𝟕𝟐𝟖🧙♂️Let's Talk ! 17:58, 22 February 2023 (UTC) |
The Original Barnstar | ||
Just to thank you for your observations and efforts regarding myself and others. Your integrity and motivations are appreciated . Any efforts I can make to return the time and devotion, feel free to let me know. All the best. Kieronoldham (talk) 04:39, 6 August 2023 (UTC) |
The Barnstar of Diligence | ||
Just letting you know your benign diligence has not gone unnoticed by myself and, most likely, many others. Kieronoldham (talk) 01:15, 1 September 2023 (UTC) |
The Tireless Contributor Barnstar | |
here have a rotating star because you have so many articles and they are good. Man115291 (talk) 15:14, 5 February 2024 (UTC) |
The Sun as seen in | |
For your tireless efforts to fix small errors across Wikipedia. Jruderman (talk) 06:12, 23 July 2024 (UTC) |
The Featured Article Medal | ||
By the authority vested in me by myself it gives me great pleasure to present you with this special, very exclusive award created just for we few, we happy few, this band of brothers, who have shed sweat, tears and probably blood, in order to be able to proudly claim "I too have taken an article to Featured status". Gog the Mild (talk) 12:03, 1 August 2024 (UTC) |