Wikipedia:WikiProject Skepticism/Participants

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Active members

User	Areas of interest	Comments
Aaron Schulz (talk · contribs)	I'd like to patrol ID/evolution and alternative medicine articles.
Agucova (talk · contribs)	Cognitive biases and logical fallacies. I often patrol articles vandalized with conspiracy theories, or with pseudoscientific contributions.	Love to see this project being revived!
Akrasia25 (talk · contribs)	Evolution, Science, Medicine, drug development
Allecher (talk · contribs)	My interests are in critical thinking and general science	The project looks a bit stagnant, let's see if we can get it going again.
Anachronist (talk · contribs)	Topics of interest include health, paranormal, and conspiracy theories.
Andrewaskew (talk · contribs)	pseudoscience and the rhetorical uses thereof	more interested in cataloguing the strangeness of human belief than refutation, but I will fight for NPOV
Andries (talk · contribs)
Animalparty (talk · contribs)	I'm a proponent and practitioner of science and rational thought, but will work to ensure pro-skeptic sentiments don't turn skeptic-related articles into fan-centric promotional showcases, just as alt-medicine articles should not be showcases for fringe views. Policies and guidelines cannot be relaxed just because we like or agree with a subject.
Apidium23 (talk · contribs)
A Quest For Knowledge (talk · contribs)	Conspiracy theories, especially topics related to 9/11 conspiracy theories including World Trade Center controlled demolition conspiracy theories and 9/11 Truth Movement; also evolution and common misconceptions about science
Assambrew (talk · contribs)	General skepticism and science, religious critique, and shedding the light of reason on today's polarization – Pseudoscience and pseudohistory
AtholM (talk · contribs)	Mechanical engineer - interests include debunking perpetual motion devices (eg water-fuelled car)	Athol Mullen - Global warming skeptic
Audacity (talk · contribs)	backmasking, hidden message, subliminal message, theomatics, pareidolia
AuroraTiara (talk · contribs)	debunking Alt med, CAM, paranormal; science promotion
Autarch (talk · contribs)	mostly maths/physics related, but also evolution
Bduke (talk · contribs)	Long time member of the Australian Skeptics Northern Territory branch and then Victoria branch, but not so active now and, indeed, the Victoria Branch seems to be fairly inactive. Have I got that right?
BertrandMarx (talk · contribs)	general science and skepticism
BillC (talk · contribs)	electrical engineer
Bluealbion (talk · contribs)	political conspiracy theories, fake news, and religion
Brainy J (talk · contribs)	I've no specific specialization, but I'm reasonably well rounded on different skeptic topics. Glad to help out anywhere I can as a WikiGnome
Bubba73 (talk · contribs)
Bueller 007 (talk · contribs)	evolutionary biology and population genetics
Chetvorno (talk · contribs)	Electrical engineering degree. Editing since 2006, experienced. Got into pseudoscience debunking articles about Nikola Tesla. Knowledgeable about history of physics, Tesla, quack electrotherapy. Interests: pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, antivaxx, 5G and electromagnetic fields myths, predatory academic journals, the role of social media algorithms in fake news.
Constantine Opal (talk · contribs)
Count Iblis (talk · contribs)
Cybercobra (talk · contribs)	creationism
DefinitelyNotAnExtraterrestrial (talk · contribs)	Data scientist/swe with computer science degree. Have a lot of working knowledge of scientific skepticism, the history of science, the demarcation problem, and scientific revolutions. Ideas that I find especially problematic include homeopathy and other alternative medical paradigms, UFOs-as-extraterrestrials, parapsychology, free energy, cryptozoology, cold fusion, Holocaust denial, and Fundamentalist interpretations of the Bible.	I might be a little bit out of step with the general ethos of this group at times because I do think "scientism" sometimes masquerades as "scientific skepticism." I say this to be as transparent as I can be in joining this group. But I am a pretty laid back person, so if you do have any concerns with any editing I do, please feel free to reach out to me.
Ddstretch (talk · contribs)	Critical of Psychology and Psychiatry, Alternative and Complementary Medicine in particular, but wide-ranging. I have degrees in psychology and mathematical psychology and though now retired, I continue to research and advocate in areas of critical thinking, argumentation theory, and the research process within the psychological and psychiatric sciences.
Dkriegls (talk · contribs)	Educational focus: Clinical Psychology. Wikipedia expertise: Lists, Biographies, Cities/towns, and wiki-bureaucracy.	Scientist and Skeptic
Digressivo (talk · contribs)
dino (talk · contribs)
Doczilla (talk · contribs)	psychology professor, author, editor
DolyaIskrina (talk · contribs)	Psychology, Science, Skepticism, Medicine
dorevabelfiore (talk · contribs)	Anything needed to combat pseudoscience	Retired librarian
Drobertpowell (talk · contribs)	General skepticism
Duke Gilmore (talk · contribs)	Science, probability, cognitive biases
Duncnbiscuit (talk · contribs)	Information science specialist
Dustinlull (talk · contribs)	CAM, vaccine denialism, homeopathy
econterms (talk · contribs)	economics, vaccines; several related projects
Ed Gracely (talk · contribs)	Skepticism, pseudoscience, fake news, and conspiracy theories	I also am an inveterate copy editor. Hate typos and bad grammar anywhere!
Elizandro max (talk · contribs)	Interested in skepticism, pseudoscience, religion.	Mathematician by training, teacher of hard sciences.
Elwood_P._Dowd (talk · contribs)	skeptic, atheist, prophets (false and otherwise)
EricEnfermero (talk · contribs)	Health care, psychology; maintaining neutral language in articles
Eviljellyfish200 (talk · contribs)	Pseudohistory, especially negationism; general skepticism.
Famousdog (talk · contribs)	Vision, psychology, perception	There's a lot of rubbish talked about it!
Finell (talk · contribs)		There is too much junk science and pseudoscience floating around.
FormalDude (talk · contribs)
FULBERT (talk · contribs)	claims about education, research, and religion -- all involving the social sciences
GastelEtzwane (talk · contribs)	science, French translations of English articles
Geogene (talk · contribs)
Gilderien (talk · contribs)
Girth Summit (talk · contribs)		Geologist by training, geophysicist and later teacher by profession. Interested in keeping bunk of all sorts off Wikipedia.
GliderMaven (talk · contribs)	all skepticism
Gronk Oz (talk · contribs)	Science communication, particularly astronomy
Guy Macon (talk · contribs)	In the real world I am an expert in the areas of electronics, computer security / hacking, hydraulics, pneumatics, acoustics and optics.	I am the author of WP:YWAB and am interested in improving any topic mentioned on that page.
Hippopotenuse72 (talk · contribs)	Ghosts, folklore, photography, pseudoscientific "cures"
Hutcher (talk · contribs)	interested in "Conspiracy theories" primarily because I find their critics to be weak on research and desperate to accept the orthodoxy. JFK Assassination and 9/11 are good examples.
Icerat (talk · contribs)	expertise in business and health, interested in everything
Insertcleverphrasehere (talk · contribs)	interests, cold fusion, pseudoscience, and the effects of skepticism - expertise in engineering, geology, biology, and the scientific method in general.
Jackninja5 (talk · contribs)	As a sceptic myself, I would usually like to find info on many conspiracy theories, including ones I believe (e.g. Diana's death, Moon landings, John F. Kennedy's assassination) and ones I don't believe (Genocide denial, 9/11, Pope John Paul I's death)
JanderVK (talk · contribs)	Pseudoarchaeology
Jesuschristposed (talk · contribs)		Evidence based science is not opinion, or prejudging based upon opinion. Pseudoscience is not science
Jinkinson (talk · contribs)	The anti-vaccine movement
JohnnyBflat (talk · contribs)	Anomalistic psychology, pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, critical thinking, science communication, religion (specifically pentecostalism), skepticism.
John Shandy` (talk · contribs)		I'm a natural born skeptic, an intellectual with underpinnings of reason and science. My interests are: finance, economics, secular humanism, atheism, conspiracy debunking, astronomy, cosmology, and politics. I hope to help improve many of the shortcomings of the finance & economics articles, but also keep an eye out for ways to contribute to rational skepticism projects. Cheers
jmcgnh (talk · contribs)		General interest
Keahapana (talk · contribs)	Background in physics, mathematics, oriental studies, oriental languages, and linguistics.
Krelnik (talk · contribs)	History of skepticism, bios of skeptics, harm caused by pseudoscience	7 December 2008 - Creator of What's The Harm website.
Libertybison (talk · contribs)	History and Pseudohistory
Lippard (talk · contribs)	Interests: creationism, conspiracy theory, religions that make empirical claims, epistemology, when skeptics go wrong.
Lisapollison (talk · contribs)	my expertise is in the fields of Archaeology, Anthropology, Folklore and Linguistics. I've done a fair amount of field work in early American Industrial Archaeology, Iroquoian langues, archaeology, culture and the recent cultural conflicts over gaming. As a rational skeptic, my interests are in providing documented and legitimate academic criticisms where they apply. My most recent efforts have been on the Carlos Castaneda article. July 2022: I am back to editing after a period of inactivity due to illness. Glad to see this project active again!
Loganmac (talk · contribs)
Loremaster (talk · contribs)	Conspiracy theories
Marasmusine (talk · contribs)	I'm concerned about the undue weight in pseudoscience such as Category:Energy therapies.
MartinPoulter (talk · contribs)		PhD in Philosophy of Science, staff member at Bristol University hence have access to many journals. Interested in skepticism all my adult life, in particular the role of cognitive biases in explaining the appeal of paranormal or fringe beliefs. I'm keen that WP should reflect the scientific state of knowledge of a topic, and not just what's easily findable on the web/ in the media.
MRRaja001 (talk · contribs)
Loadmaster (talk · contribs)	Conservative skeptic, with interests in astrophysics, mathematics and logic, computers and programming, artificial intelligence, etc.
LuckyLouie (talk · contribs)	Wide range of pseudoscientific and fringe claims including paranormal, ufology, conspiracy theories, alternative medicine, urban legends, cryptozoology, pseudohistory, etc.
Macdonald-ross (talk · contribs)	History of biology, biography, evolution.
MarioJump83 (talk · contribs)	General topics	I'm interested in skepticism, but I have been losing my skeptical instincts over time, something I need to invigorate.
Mariordo (talk · contribs)	engineering, economics, transportation economics, traffic engineering, biofuels, history of science, math, physics, astronomy, all-around skeptic and critical thinking
MichaelCPrice (talk · contribs)		Michael C Price
Mramoeba (talk · contribs)	looking for articles in need of rewriting, interested in science, biography and medicine
MrFringilla (talk · contribs)	Skeptical activism, organizations and spokespeople, podcasts and projects. In terms of pseudoscientific topics, I am mainly interested in health and chemistry related stuff.
NHCLS (talk · contribs)		Bilingual agnostic sceptic (English & French). Interested in pretty much everything scepticism-related, especially conspiracy theories (9/11 truth particularly), religious pseudoscience/pseudohistory (creationism or Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code), alternative medicine, science-fiction (which I find is only good if there's as much science as fiction), pseudoscience about humans (myth of the Noble Savage, blank slate), etc... Also very interested in correcting common misconceptions about science and scientific concepts and technologies (a natural flavour is the same thing as an artificial flavour, nuclear power plants cannot explode like Hiroshima or Nagasaki, and scientists are creative!). I'm strongly inspired by Carl Sagan
Nederlandse Leeuw (talk · contribs)	Interested in history of science and the skeptical movement, pseudo-scholarship (mainly pseudohistory, biblical studies, and logical fallacies), and human rights.	Historian. Knows Dutch, German, French and some other European languages.
Neutron jf (talk · contribs)	Interested in a wide variety of subjects, but especially fallacies and untruths surounding energy production.	BSc in Physics. Worked 30 years in oil and gas.
Nightscream (talk · contribs)	Bit of everything at one time or another: Psychics, AIDS denialism, 9/11 conspiracy theories, creationism, Michael Shermer, etc.
Noleander (talk · contribs)	Scientist. Interested in rebutting pseudoscience or superstitions, especially when they are used to take advantage of uneducated folks.
Nuretok (talk · contribs)	Science, Pseudoscience, Medicine	I also speak german and danish
Nutiketaiel (talk · contribs)
OffaWorldOrder (talk · contribs)	Immunizations, conspiracy theories, history, Special Media Botanical gardens, Chemistry and pseudoscience
Omegatron (talk · contribs)	Electrical engineer. Can be found fighting to keep notable pseudoscience articles and trying to reform the irrationally skeptical.
OneUpOnUs (talk · contribs)	Areas of interest include planetary science, zero emission energy and aerospace engineering.	Expert in classical music performance and performance anxiety as well as the psuedoscience involved in music education and performance.
PaleoNeonate (talk · contribs)	Pseudoarchaeology, pseudohistory, pseudoscience (including evolution denial, climate change denial), paranormal, alternative medicine, creationism, alternate-facts/fake-news, cults, traditions (oral, literary, practices), disinformation, extremism...	By circumstances I was like a de-facto maintainer of WP:SKEPTIC at some point, but have become less involved since. I'm still a regular at WP:FTN.
Philosophus (talk · contribs)
Plutonium27 (talk · contribs)	Health care (especially nursing), nutrition, pharmacology, human biology. Dip.HE (Nursing). L.LB(Hons).
Prosfilaes (talk · contribs)
Proxima Centauri (talk · contribs)	Astronomy, Evolution, Refuting Bronze Age Mythology The Bible refuting claims that religion makes people happy, (religion probably makes some people happy, others eg wives who think God wants them to stay with abusive husbands can be very unhappy) etc etc etc
Psax (talk · contribs)	history, alternative facts, alternative medicine, cults, sects, churches
pythoncoder (talk · contribs)
Qui1che (talk · contribs)	Interested in reviewing articles related to health and radio frequencies, mobile telephony and wireless communications.
Quixilver391 (talk · contribs)	Interested in anti-Semitism, conspiracy theories, paranoia, illogical reasoning, careless sharing of ideas. Main subject is folklore.
Ragesoss (talk · contribs)		(Although, as an historian of science, I in no way endorse the term pseudoscience.)
RationalAndOptimistic (talk · contribs)	Intellectual humility, scientific process, health and diet misinformation - particularly regarding obesity	A life-long questioner - that also can't stand illogic (but with some appreciation that there are different 'logics' available)
Realitylink (talk · contribs)	Interested in identifying and managing misinformation, particularly in the area of medical science.
Rickyurs (talk · contribs)	Evolution, medical science, therapies and related topics
Robincantin (talk · contribs)	Anti-vaccination groups. BLPs of scientists and science communicators, especially Canadians.
Rp2006 (talk · contribs)	I am interested in supporting science education and countering the unsubstantiated pseudoscience and paranormal claims made on Wikipedia.	I have nine from-scratch as well as over twenty-five largely expanded articles to my credit. Six of these had 'Did You Know...?' spots, and two have been classified as Good Articles!
salimfadhley (talk · contribs)	Fringe theories, alternative medicine, Energy (esotericism), new age, holistic-healing, particularly energy medicine
Samwalton9 (talk · contribs)	Largely interested in physics topics as I'm an undergraduate Astrophysicist.
Sgerbic (talk · contribs)	People mostly - History - Psychic/mediums	Leader of the Guerrilla Skepticism on Wikipedia project (GSoW) Let's get this party started!
Shameran81 (talk · contribs)	alt health, religions, medicine, and more.
Shibbolethink (talk · contribs)	PhD Student in Virology and Immunology, interested in alternative medicine, creationism, and the pathology of conspiracy theories.
Shinryuu (talk · contribs)	I've had my share of arguments regarding AIDS/HIV and vaccination but will continue participating in them, however I'm also interested in anything else biology-/biomedicine-related, even in the tedious creationism/evolution debate.
Shortsword (talk · contribs)	Science, evidence, critical thinking, trying to avoid superstition in all its forms
Skyerise (talk · contribs)	Sensitive to the difference between mythology, religious beliefs, theology, and scientific claims.	Articles about objects of religious beliefs such as God, Jesus, archangels, angels, etc. should not be included in this projects unless scientific claims are made in the article. This is project 'Skepticism', not project 'Discredit religion'.
Smiloid (talk · contribs)	Paranormal occult Primarily Tarot and playing card related topics May venture into Alternative medicine topics soon.
Snowded (talk · contribs)		concerned about the misuse of science in support of management fads
Srich32977 (talk · contribs)	WP:GNOME stuff
TedDougal'n'Jack (talk · contribs)	Skepticism, science, cult-busting, atheism, etc.	Current organiser of Perth Skeptics group in Western Australia
ThePromenader (talk · contribs)	particularly sensitive to a few using Wikipedia's popularity to 'broadcast' religious apologist/evangelist propaganda, pseudoscience, skewed or 'interpreted' statistics (for 'my X is bigger than...'-toned articles), etc.
the_stuart (talk · contribs)	History, politics, conspiracy theories, pseudoscience, general topics.
The Young Skeptic (talk · contribs)		wants to promote science, skepticism, and critical thinking.
Timdwilliamson (talk · contribs)	Evolution, psychics, naturopath and homeopathic medicine.
Titanium Dragon (talk · contribs)	Biomedical Engineering major, graduate in 2 months. Interests: Religion, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Biology, Fantasy (particularly Dragons), Astronomy
Tpanagos (talk · contribs)	Scepticism, cognitive biases, archeology
trhermes (talk · contribs)	Interested in naturopathy and pseudo-medicine in general, especially intersections with law and regulation.
Tronvillain (talk · contribs)	mostly interested in alternative medicine, folklore, cryptozoology, and pseudoscience in general.
Ugog Nizdast (talk · contribs)		Pledge my allegiance from India, I admit that I don't have any expertise in anything but the usual topics like science, religion, medicine and especially controversial topics related to India that require scrutiny. And the spelling of 'sceptic'.
VdSV9 (talk · contribs)	skepticism regarding all things and science literacy in general.
Veritas Aeterna (talk · contribs)	I am interested in how public relations and propaganda undercut science, spread disinformation, and stop safety-related corporate regulation.	Unfortunately, much of what people believe comes from well-crafted propaganda used systematically in public relations. One purpose is to create doubt regarding scientific consensus (e.g., with climate change).
Walkirianubes (talk · contribs)	Everything skeptic, I'm happy to help.
Wayfarer (talk · contribs)	Conspiracy theories, science, evolution, skepticism, rationalism, (a)theism, faith healing, quackery, psychology, philosophy etc.
William M. Connolley (talk · contribs)
Writtenonsand (talk · contribs)
Wyatt Tyrone Smith (talk · contribs)	Scepticism, science, religion, pseudoscience, etc, etc, etc.
Xkoalax (talk · contribs)	technology, UFOs, creationism/ID, pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, and other nonsense.
Xurizuri (talk · contribs)		Psych, some med. I'm reasonably able to interpret statistics, feel free to contact me if you'd like someone to check whether a meta-analysis is bullshit (note - if you start talk page messages with "friendly request", I will respond a lot quicker - I tend to avoid potentially confrontational messages for weeks).
Yutsi (talk · contribs)	fringe theories, fundamentalism, Scientology, etc.
Zeldaslink (talk · contribs)	history, health, paranormal topics, critical thinking, news literacy, science literacy, etc.

See also: Wikipedia:WikiProject Directory/Description/WikiProject Skepticism

Inactive participants

These are editors who have not edited Wikipedia in the last six months - Obviously they can add themselves back to the active list at any time - (last updated March 16, 2022 - inactive Wikipedia editors since September 1, 2021)

1. LovelyGirl7 - Nibiru cataclysm and some other conspiracy theories Blocked
2. PeridotWitch ^talk Last edit 2017
3. Długosz ^talk — wants to promote education and critical thinking. Last edit 2019
4. Scorpion451 00:48, 13 July 2007 (UTC)- Undergraduate in chemical engineering. My specialies are bluntness and a penchant for bulldozing bad articles into legible ones, as well as a talent for finding the flaws in the "evidence" behind pseudoscience. I also strive to defend the right of these theories to be objectively included in wikipedia. Paranormal researches did prove ball lightning and the okapi, after all. Last edit 2017
5. Rypcord Interests: Anthropology, Sexology, Sociology, Philosophy Last edit Feb 2020
6. Ronja 06:35, 31 August 2007 (UTC) I am a Bright from Finland and hope it is OK for me to be listed here, even though I most likely will use most the time I can spare to translate material from the articles in this project to the Finnish and Swedish wikipedias. Last edit 2019
7. Jim62sch 10:48, 17 September 2007 (UTC) Any topic where pseudoscience, pseudohistory, religion or mysticism threatens to suvert or replace rational thought or scientific knowledge. Last edit 2018
8. pustelnik medicine, particularly endocrinology, anthropology Last edit 2015
9. Vufors (talk) 08:32, 9 June 2008 (UTC) - Science areas in Physics and Mathematics. Last edit 2015
10. Magnum Serpentine (talk) 21:38, 14 June 2008 (UTC) - Disproving Fundamentalist Reconstructionist. I am a Christian (Non Fundamentalist). Historian with degrees in United States and World Histories . Also have a degree in Psychology. Skeptic but not Skeptical Inquirer Skeptic. I will admit if I am stumped, I don't know or if there is not enough evidence to say yes or no on a subject. Also I will admit if something turns out to be true. Amateur Astronomer since age of 7. Last edit 2016
11. Fiziker - I am an undergraduate physicist. My efforts with regards to this project are focused for now on improving Bigfoot. Last edit 2019
12. Ole Eivind - Chemistry student interested in science and scepticism in general. President of The Students' Skeptics Society at NTNU. Last edit 2016
13. DreamGuy (talk) Strong supporter of getting rid of WP:UNDUE weight violations that try to give fringe views equal weight (or worse) as the mainstream expert views. (Been doing it for years, figured I should finally sign up.) Last edit 2015
14. Rmosler | ● 10:43, 25 June 2009 (UTC) - Mostly biology and health related. Last edit March 2020
15. Chrisrus (talk) 21:08, 8 August 2009 (UTC) Knowable truths that are hard to cite, Knowable falsehoods that are difficult to remove, defending the integrity of words, mysteries that people don't want solved, fuzzy edges around definitions, etc. Last edit 2018
16. JoDonHo Nuclear power, energy, pseudoscience, and conspiracy theories. Last edit 2019
17. I Feel Tired I don't know if I really have any specialties, but I'm interested in just about everything and I'm ready to help Last edit Feb 2021
18. WeijiBaikeBianji I had specialized training in some psychological issues (e.g., eyewitness testimony) in law school, and have a general interest in skeptical literature and carefully verifying purported scientific claims. Last edit 2019
19. Civilizeme (talk) 19:42, 27 November 2007 (UTC) Interests: epistemology and phenomenology; atheism and skepticism; evolutionary biology; cognitive neuroscience; poetics; spiritualism and pseudoscience in literature Last edit 2020
20. ARTEST4ECHOInterests: Fact checking, maths and physics related subjects. Last edit 2015
21. DRS - In favour of describing beliefs accurately so as not to mislead or misinform. Last edit 2019
22. Ginger Maine Coon (talk) 20:01, 14 December 2011 (UTC) - Biochemist working in biotech and pharma industry, particularly interested in CAM, anti-vaccine movement and other anti-science phenomena so prevalent in this society. Last edit 2019
23. Frederick Green - Pseudoscience especially when related to technology. Last edit in 2014
24. Cap020570 - Pseudoscience, medicine, science. Last edit 2015
25. Dynamicimanyd - Physics/fibre optics/electronics background. Keen on digital audio technology, codecs, listening tests and audio myths. Wider skeptical interests, most of it really, especially skeptical podcasts, alt-med, antivaccination and alltrials campaign, evolution/creationism, psychology of human misjudgment esp in behavioral finance (Robert Cialdini, Charlie Munger etc), alleged psychics and cold/hot reading, astrophysics. Happy to proofread text and edit audio/photo/video materials and review articles for Good Article status. Some experience of using Google Scholar to source citations for audio articles. Last edit March 2021
26. Kyle Hamar Last edit 2019
27. War wizard90 - Agnostic, I read up a lot on religious contradictions and spend a lot of time at Skeptics Annotated Bible. I am especially familiar with the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, as I was raised in that church. I also have a generally good (though not university level) understanding of particle physics. Pretty well rounded in most science subjects and the normal skeptical science targets (i.e. dousers, psychics, miracles, etc). I'm a process engineer in injection molding by profession. Last edit 2020
28. joolzzt - jack of all trades, master of none. Last edit 2018
29. MrBill3^talk - Science, Medicine, Religion Last edit January 2021
30. MikeTheFriend - Interested in Pseudoscience and education among other skeptical topics Last edit 2013
31. ottRider - Science education, Astronomy, Science-Based Medicine Last edit 2020
32. Dougweller - pseudoarchaeology and pseudohistory Last edit 2008
33. Hubas - Neuroscientist, so anything concerning the brain is of highest interest, but I'm also very interested in debunking all claims of pseudoscience. Swedish if needed for translations. Last edit 2013
34. Graham Proud - interested in the interactions between psychology, philosophy and religion - and how our understanding of the world around us shapes our "need" for religion...thank you Copernicus et al! Last edit 2014
35. Balaenoptera musculus (talk) Always interested in woo and pseudoscience. Last edit 2014
36. Xeldarith - Interest in medicine, particularly alternatives to pharmacotherapy that lack the evidence to support their use. Last edit 2015
37. GangofOne even though I am not much of a joiner Last edit January 2021
38. Harald88 Last edit 2019
39. Pjacobi Last edit December 2020
40. Superversity - Monitoring on going peer reviewed research corroborating and advancing human health information among universities worldwide.Last edit 2016
41. Karlpoppery - History of science and the scientific method. I've got some education in biochemistry though it's no longer what I do. English and French. Last edit January 2020
42. Kalligrafiemonk - Pseudoarchaeology, pseudohistory, pseudoscience, fake-News, History of science. Last edit March 2021
43. Ben Taylor - Science-based physician with a main interest in medical psuedoscience and challenging unverified claims Last edit January 2020
44. Amhras - translating articles Last edit 2018
45. JGehlbach - Professionally versed in many facets of information technology, computer networks, open-source software. Always down to question alt-med, with particular focus on Rife devices and cancer quackery. Curious about everything. Last edit 2018
46. 8==8 Boneso (talk) 23:27, 22 January 2018 (UTC) - Anything that may interest my short attention span from time to time. Health & psychics got me involved in WP. Silly arguments made by conspiracy theorists and the like, entertain me. Pages I have created do not relate to skepticism, but I have edited and (hopefully) improved many that do. Last edit 2020
47. Sadsignal - Experience in natural and applied sciences. Skeptic of the paranormal and the ability claims of the likes of Sylvia Brown and Theresa Caputo. I believe such claims to be the works of cold reading. Fan of James Randi. Other interests include fake-news, pseudohistory, pseudoscience, and conspiracy theories. Last edit 2019
48. Slroney Librarian interested in assisting anyone with sources. Primarily work on pages for women scientists especially in the biological sciences and agriculture but I dabble randomly as well. Last edit March 2021
49. Rap_Chart_Mike Specialize in physics and mathematics, pseudoscience, anti-intellectualism Last edit 2020
50. Nestek - Work in Change Management and am interested in fake news, medical quackery and generally straightening out misinformation - particularly Australian based woo. Last edit January 2021
51. Wyrm127 (talk) - Flat Earth, creationism, chemtrails, alternative medicine, and other pseudoscience and not evidence based claims. Last edit 2018
52. PSArgentina Interested in alternative medicine, pseudosciences and anti-intellectual phenomena. Last edit 2018
53. Skeptic from Britain - history of evolution, food myths, philosophy. No edit history
54. Gerald Carey - Creationism/Intelligent Design, fake medicine and poor health advice; and education, science in general Last edit 2019
55. Michael Cassidy - Science, Math, Astronomy, Physics Last edit 2020
56. AntiChristoffer - Science, GMO, Computer science Last edit 2019
57. John.Farquhar - Science, Pseudoscience, Cognitive Biases, Magic Last edit March 2021
58. Bruno Langlois Engineer by training - science (physics, computer, math), pseudoscience, skepticism, history, cognitive biases, magic, translation from English to French No edit history
59. Surjodoy9 - Geologist by/in training. Interested in Paleontology, Climate Science, Religion, Politics, etc. Last edit 2020
60. bdbart - Tree improvement (tree breeder) in training and worried that climate change will expand invasive pests and diseases to my trees Bdbart (talk) 18:03, 23 March 2019 (UTC) Last edit January 2021
61. Editrix71 - General science, paranormal skepticism Last edit March 2021
62. Waughd - General science, biology, geology, paleontology, histology Last edit 2020
63. Luca Isaia - Alternative medicine, GMOs, biotechnology, ... Last edit 2019
64. Partytemple - religion, pseudoscience, conspiracy theories, politics, history, literature, music, art Last edit 2020
65. Daniel Kabel - religion, pseudoscience, climate change denial/climate change skeptics Last edit 2019
66. NinjaFluff - elevate science and spread truth Last edit 2020
67. LexiconDr - advance the cause of science and skepticism Last edit 2020
68. Vanessa Quinlivan - medical pseudoscience, critical thinking, scientific literacy Last edit March 2021
69. CR gsow ^(talk) - Guerrilla Skepticism on Wikipedia. Interested in practical skepticism, helpful dialogue, rational thought. Last edit 2020
70. Jonwnz - Helping my tiny patch of the world to have more skeptical information. Last edit 2019
71. TheDragonHypothesis - Rigorously tested ideas will always be the underdog against sensationalism and lies but, with hard work, we can improve the ratio between misinformation and high quality information and make progress. Last edit 2020
72. Baker 820 Last edit 2020
73. Trymianc - alternative medicine, scepticism and sceptics Last edit 2020
74. BillyGoatsGruff2020 - brain, psychology, linguistics, evolution, theology Last edit 2020
75. SkepticMonkeyMan 12:52, 05 May 2020 (AFG) - Critical Thinking, Qualitative research, religion Last edit 2020
76. A.gee.dizzle - Background in analytic philosophy, capable spotting epistemic malpractice and articulating how and why the reasoning is unsound Last edit 2020
77. TPORITPS - Religion, philosophy, politics, deomocracy, "fake news" and fake news Last edit 2020
78. DIEGO ^talk 04:31, 27 October 2007 (UTC). Interest/experience in psychoeducational research; evidence-based practice in the diagnosis and treatment of learning disabilities and autism/PDD (both areas are rife with quackery); anti-scientific mental health practices (e.g., psychoanalysis, dubious therapies, etc.); anti-scientific practices in (U.S.) public education (e.g., whole language, zero-tolerance policies, etc.); general interest in neuroscience, psychology, medicine, education, developmental biology, the paranormal, alternative medicine, faith healing, anything "new age", and all aspects of the creation-evolution debate. Last edit Feb 2021
79. LeContexte (talk) 15:41, 28 November 2007 (UTC) general interest in skepticism and rationality, particularly in relation to "free energy" claims Last edit Sept 2020
80. Ciroa Interested in widely recognized cases where skepticism delayed or impeded advances in mainstream science; if all skeptics agree, then it's not skepticism anymore. Last edit August 2021
81. Jettparmer Engineering, philosophy, General Science, Medicine, Pseudoscience, Conspiracies, Paranormal, extraterrestial, Religion last edit June 2020
82. McKay Professional mathematician. Interested in pseudoscience of all sorts. Last edit Aug 2021
83. CMBJ - fact checking last edit April 2021
84. JoelWhy - Conspiracy theories, "alternative" medicine/quackery, law last edit July 2021
85. MrX - Alternative medicine, Kirlian photography, the paranormal, Eastern mysticism, etc. Approaching subjects with an open mind, allowing for infinite possibilities, but employing rational thinking and the foundations of science as tools to ensure that subjects are depicted with a neutral point of view on Wikipedia. Last edit Sept 2020
86. Nmillerche - Engineer with a background in computational modeling of nanostructures. My interests are in advancing scientific skepticism in all disciplines and ensuring reliable sources for all content discussed. Last edit August 2021
87. Jerodlycett (talk) 08:36, 4 March 2015 (UTC) last edit July 2020
88. Pretense - Interested in linguistics and astronomy. Mostly focused on anti-vax movement but also general pseudoscience. last edit July 2020'
89. Cool Hand Luke last edit August 2021
90. Laura Scudder last edit May 2021
91. TheGreatConsultingDetective March 9, 2018. Long time skeptic, first time WikiProject participant and new Wikipedian. General interest and knowledge. Best area is psychology. Last edit July 2021
92. Paige Phault - Computer science, natural language processing last edit June 2021
93. Wikiman2718 - I care about good trial design, bad statistics, and rigorous scientific methods. Knowledgeable about math and medicine with an interest in the bizarre. last edit June 2021
94. Jo-Con-El - Bilingual in Spanish and English, fluent in computer security and physics, interested in increasing visibility for pseudoscience articles on Spanish Wikipedia.last edit April 2021
95. Kmburke5 last edit July 2021
96. Jane Percival - Conspiracy theories, quackery, fake health stuff last edit April 2021
97. BaliPablo - 2020: mysticism and new age pseudoscience and healing in Bali; homeopathy Last edit July 2020
98. BriarRose2020 - Interested in identifying and managing misinformation; IT; CyberSecurity Last edit May 2021
99. Orlady Somehow I became a specialist on Wikipedia articles about education fraud and accreditation, although I have no real-life involvement in those areas. I am generally interested in exposing and expunging fraud and misinformation, but I no longer have time to actively participate here. Orlady (talk) 15:27, 17 March 2022 (UTC)