I have several diverse interests with little to nothing in common. History, politics, transit, and architecture tend to be the main overarching themes. You're likely to see me spending most of my time going through WP Architecture assessments. Assessments give a "score" to articles on Wikipedia, assessing how good each entry is (based on factors like organization, writing style, and verifiability). I also like to fix problems in an article (short descriptions, headings, tags, etc.) along the way. Much of what I do is not so concerned with adding to the content of Wikipedia as much as with ensuring its quality and organization.
The achievement of which I'm most proud on Wikipedia has to be the amount of aforementioned WP Architecture assessments I've completed (I estimate ~3k by now out of my 6k total edits). I also had a DYK show up on the main page which was fun!
Wikipedia will only succeed if we keep each other accountable. I will try my best to hold others accountable, and I expect the same in return. As most everyone, I am still learning about Wikipedia & its policies. Please point out when I make a mistake or you disagree with my judgement. I am so excited to build the largest reference work in history together.
