And, apropos of nothing...

[khaosworks]

... I also got made an admin on Wikipedia - nothing fancy, just the ability to police it a bit more and a bit better.

As some of my friends know very well since I remind them about it constantly, I'm also very proud of what we're doing with the various Doctor Who pages there. I finished working up all of the television and audio companions a while back, and in between slowly doing detailed synopses of serials, I've added some of the comic strip companions as well. I've also been faithfully doing the synopses for the new episodes as soon as I've watched them (which means they're usually up by Saturday night or Sunday morning, US time). So if you feel the need to look up info, drop by and have a look.

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[pbristow.livejournal.com]

He. I just created my first Wikipedia article! =:o} I went via your Doctor Who page to the Radiophonic Workshop page, to the Victor Lewis Smith page, and followed the link for John Warburton, which said "there is no page yet for John Warburton".

Since I happen to know a smidge more about the guy than just "his name appears in the credits for lots of things that Victor Lewis Smith does"(*), I have remedied this deficiency. Hope it gets accepted... =:o}

*(B*****d never returns my calls, though...)

[khaosworks.livejournal.com]

Good first effort, but of course, needs work. :) When I found it, it had already been tagged with a "cleanup and context" tag, but I did a rework to make it read more like what you would find in an encyclopedia and hopefully that will pass muster.

All articles are "accepted" - in the sense that it gets immediately put up, but it also means that it's subject to editing almost immediately until it gets up to snuff. If you have a look at feature articles, you'll see the standard that Wikipedia is striving for. Welcome, and please, don't stop there!

[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

Hey, congrats!