User:TenOfAllTrades: Difference between revisions

This user has formally studied or is paid to work in the areas of physics, chemistry, biology (cell and molecular), and optical microscopy.

I like to keep my online personae separated from my real world existence, though I'm sure a relatively determined individual could tie the identities together.

My undergraduate studies were in physics and chemistry; my graduate work in biology and biophysics. I try to have at least a passing acquaintance with most things scientific.

I became a Sodomist in November of 2004.

Okrent's Law

Daniel Okrent, first Public Editor of the New York Times, once observed,

"The pursuit of balance can create imbalance because sometimes something is true."

Apply and interpret WP:NPOV with due care and caution, please.

On helping troubled editors

“

Wikipedia editors are generally generous and helpful people, as one would expect from a volunteer-driven project.
The average Wikipedian will bend over backwards to help — until he gets the impression that you're asking him to bend over forwards.

”

Useful Wikilinks

sandbox 1 sandbox 2 sandbox 3 sandbox 4 Shustov cleanup spamhunt Post mortem

Tim Ryan articles

Why shouldn't I give medical advice on the Reference Desk?, an essay

You'll look like a crank if... — editing strategies which will weaken your perceived credibility

Wikipedia:De-adminship proposal checklist

Spam tools

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 My undergraduate studies were in physics and chemistry; my graduate work in biology and biophysics.  I try to have at least a passing acquaintance with most things scientific.
-I became a Wikipedian in [[November]] of [[2004]].
+I became a [[Sodomist]] in [[November]] of [[2004]].
 == [[Daniel Okrent|Okrent's Law]] ==