User:Pmsyyz

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Pmsyyz is Phillip M. Stewart, who was born in 1975 in Mississippi where he lived until he joined the USAF at age 25. He has lived in Colorado Springs, Colorado since then.

Welcome to my user page. Feel free to improve this page. I enjoy contributing to Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects, which I first starting doing on 15 May 2004. I registered on 4 July 2004. Some pre-registration edits: 68.64.7.68

I prefer to use Wikipedia via HTTPS and look forward to IPv6.

Links

• My website: http://pms.colonpee.com/
• Old blog at LiveJournal
• Old journal at Slashdot
• FriendFeed: http://friendfeed.com/pmsyyz
  • Twitter: http://twitter.com/pmsyyz
  • foursquare: http://foursquare.com/user/pmsyyz
  • Google Reader: shared items
  • Photos at Flickr • Photos at Picasa • Photos at Panoramio
  • LibraryThing: http://www.librarything.com/profile/pmsyyz
  • Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/phillip.stewart

Other wikis

Look further down for the Wikimedia project links.

• Xiph (Xiph.Org Foundation)
• OpenOffice.org (OpenOffice.org)
• Mozilla Development Center, Mozilla Wiki
• Ubuntu (the Linux distribution)
• VideoLAN Wiki (VLC media player)
• Wikitravel (Wikitravel)
• Citizendium (Citizendium)

Opinions

• 2011-09-04 Andrew G. West performed unethical research.
• 2011-02-09 When looking at a diff of changes to several separate paragraphs, there should be an option to revert just the change to one paragraph.
• 2010-10-02 There needs to be a search just for each article's history. This would allow you to find when certain content was added or went missing.
• Most TV episode lists should include fair use screenshots.
• Ads on Wikipedia: I don't want ads on Wikipedia unless donations can't cover costs, but I'm curious as to how much money can be generated from 24 hours of Google text ads placed under the interlanguage links.

Donations

Wikipedia and other Wikimedia Foundation projects are valuable resources, but it takes more than volunteers to keep it running. See where the money goes. But the quick staffing numbers increase makes me nervous. I may stop donating.

• 2004-07-10 $10
• 2005-08-02 $20
• 2005-11-06 $20
• 2005-12-16 $20
• 2006-01-05 $30
• 2007-01-06 $30
• 2007-10-22 $30
• 2008-11-06 $30
• 2009-10-17 $40 [1]
• 2010-10-15 $40 [2]
• 2012-xx-xx $60 (via Combined Federal Campaign)

Qualifications / areas of expertise

I acquired a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Mississippi State University in 1998 and have been in the United States Air Force since 2001.

• Comic books (collected for most of the 1990s)
• Computers and the Internet (been on since late 1995)
• Free software and open source
• Manga and anime
• Mississippi (first 25 years of my life)
• Mozilla and other web browsers
• World Wide Web

I'm also generally interested in history, geography, etc.

To do

• photos for Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi Highway 463, Ridgeland, Mississippi, Mississippi Coast Coliseum, National Defense Service Medal reverse, AN/PYQ-10
• comic covers: DP7 (comics), Dark Angel (Marvel Comics), Motormouth and Killpower, John Law (comics), Tales of the Beanworld, Scout (comics), Warheads (comics), Captain Sternn, Rai (comics), Unity (comics), Black Axe, Super Soldiers, Plasmer, Digitek (comics), Warriors of Plasm

I'm using User:Pmsyyz/article checks to check for the existence of groups of articles.

Draft: Comparison of online music storage services

Contributions

• Special:Contributions/Pmsyyz
• My current edit count (February/March 2007 was my peak) (alt)
• Per article stat service

Articles (I started most of these)

Pages created Toolserver app that lists my article creations.

Enlisted Performance Report • Peer Name Resolution Protocol • DisplayPort • E-Government Act of 2002 • 22d Space Operations Squadron • 50th Space Wing • 380th Air Expeditionary Wing • Al Dhafra Air Base • Media Play • Google Secure Access • Loop Current (look how this one took off after I created it) • Sierra Grande • Johnson Mesa • Gacha Gacha • 2d Space Operations Squadron • Jabal Yibir • Joint Task Force North • Mississippi Highway 463 • 10th Air Base Wing • Air Force Communications Agency • Desert Hawk • 2d Space Wing • United States Air Force Symbol • United States Central Command Air Forces • 850th Space Communications Squadron • KYK-13 • Iturralde Crater • 172d Airlift Wing • Headquarters Air Force badge • Prince Sultan Air Base • The Great War (documentary) • Ali Air Base • 15th Airlift Wing • 50th Space Communications Squadron • Air Force Combat Action Medal • Treaty of Doak's Stand • NGC 4449 • 403d Wing • 552d Air Control Wing • Elmwood, Oklahoma • 435th Air Base Wing • 917th Wing • Punkin Center, Colorado • Ami Tokito • Barr Trail • 50th Network Operations Group • 926th Group • 11th Space Warning Squadron • Nordkalotten 365 • Guidon (United States)#Air Force • Truckton, Colorado • Sidi Toui National Park • Dan Rather Reports • Cyberjets • Special Operations Command Korea • James A. Roy • Richard E. Webber • 3d Space Wing • 1st Space Wing • 502nd Air Base Wing • Aiken Canyon Preserve • 609th Air Communications Squadron • Heavy Airlift Wing • Man, Woman, Wild • Kamil Crater • Hyppolit, the Butler • WebP • chntpw • Bruce Randolph School • Yao Chen • Baidu Yi

Images

Fair use images: Special:ListFiles/Pmsyyz

I'm uploading free images to the Wikimedia Commons now. See my user page there for a list/gallery. I've contributed photos of my current area, my hometown, and of places I've driven through, such as Seiling, Oklahoma.

USAF ribbon rack

• Awards and decorations of the United States Air Force
• Inter-service decorations of the United States military

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