User:Tlogmer

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Wikipedia-related stuff

I run a weblog about wikipedia. If you want me to write about a particular article/topic/concept/whatever, leave a note, or comment on a weblog post.

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Various logos and graphics for wikipedia/wikimedia/wikimania.

My name's Ben Yates; I'm a technical writer, student, and keyboardist from Ann Arbor.

This user is an advanced Cascading Style Sheets user.

This user is a member of the Wikipedia Industrial Design Cartel.

This user also lives on Planet Wikimedia.

This user is a member of the Association of Structurist Wikipedians.

This user rescues articles for the Article Rescue Squadron.

This user plays the piano.

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This user is a noder at Everything2.

This user runs macOS.

This user knows where in the world Carmen Sandiego is.

So. I've been here since late 2003; I started the wikipedia articles Metrosexual and Hell, Michigan (and the wikibooks summary of Understanding Comics). Most of my stuff is elsewhere, though.

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Jam tarts

... that ants are the main pollinators of jam tarts (example pictured)?
... that a brigade of Russian paratroopers took part in a NATO-led peacekeeping mission during the 1990s?
... that a squirrel helped to steer viewers to its owner's OnlyFans account?
... that energy on the grid can be stored in sand or salt?
... that the Bronx General Post Office's roof once had a shooting range?
... that Thomas Fenner captained an English warship against the Spanish Armada?
... that an AI-generated Minecraft clone has been described as an early glimpse of the future of video games?
... that films were made of plays written by Anthony E. Wills after his death at a relatively young age?
... that archaeologists read an ancient inscription by "unrolling" it virtually?