User:Roundtheworld
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I have an eclectic range of interests on Wikipedia. Among the topics I have started articles on are:
- Activists, actresses, agriculture, anarchists, archaeologists, artists, authors
- Botanists, buildings, bullrings, businesspeople
- Castles, centenarians, cemeteries, churches, citadels, communists
- Fascists, feminists, forts, fortresses
- Magazines, marketing, medicine, museums, musicians
- Novels, novelists, netball players, neolithic sites, newspapers
- Pacifists, phallic symbols, pilots, poets, politicians, prostitutes
- Radio stations, railway stations, Roman ruins
- Samba, schools, scientists, sculptors, singers, soldiers, stained glass
And not forgetting:
- Lighthouses, theatres, towns, and villages
My main contributions have been:
| The United Kingdom |
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| 0.014% | This user has created 947 of the 6,947,593 articles on the English language Wikipedia. |
 | This user is a past or present student at the University of Leicester. |
| ISU | This user attends or attended Illinois State University |
 | This user is a WikiSloth. |
 | This user is in Portugal. |
 | This user is a participant in WikiProject Portugal. |
 | This user is a shining member of WikiProject Lighthouses. |
 | This user scored 176 on the Wikipediholic test (revision 966414566). |
 116 | This user has visited 116 of the 205 countries in the world. |
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This user supports the European Union. |
 | Women make up 20% of Wikipedia biographies thanks to this user and the rest of WikiProject Women in Red! |
 | This user is a participant in WikiProject Papua New Guinea. |