User:Steinsky
| Joe D | |
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| Joe D, with a nice cup of tea, a Billy Bragg album and a Daniel Dennett book. With a nice cup of tea, a Billy Bragg album and a Francis Wheen book. |
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| WP | talk |
| Web | www.cotch.net |
| joe AT cotch.net | |
| IRC | |
| Skype | JoeDunckley |
| ICQ | 118517489 |
| MSN | ircdotcotchdotnet@hotmail.com |
| Yahoo | steinsky3@yahoo.com |
| AIM | cotchdotnet |
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Joe D, a.k.a Steinsky (born 1985, Stalbridge, Dorset, England). I am a genetics student at the University of the West of England in Bristol. I work for an open access publisher of biomedical journals in London.
I first found Wikipedia on July 15 2003, because of a link to Saint Swithun's day, and first edited articles on July 16 (probably), and was, for a long time, addicted. Since September 2003 I've been running the EvoWiki, a collaborative Evolution/Biology/Paleontology/Anthropology/Anti-creationism site running on MediaWiki.
[edit] Topics
As well as writing about Biological sciences, I founded the geography of the United Kingdom WikiProject to systematically add things like maps and census data to every parish in England and statistics to county articles.
Topics I'm particularly interested in (see Pages I've worked on for more info):
- Biology,
- Academic publishing and the open access movement,
- The history and philosophy of science, the skeptical movement and pseudo-/anti-science
- Places - mainly South West England,
- Earth science & physical geography,
- Rock & Alternative music,
- UK broadcasting, particularly Radio comedy from BBC Radio 4
Plus various other topics.
[edit] Photos
I also spend my days trying to find appropriate photos for as many UK (and S. OH/N. KY) geography articles as possible. Before 2003 I occasionally took photos on my parents' old SLR (I forget what model). From Sep 2003 to May 2006 I was using FujiFilm digital point-and-shoots (A209 and A310), and since May 2006 I've been using a Nikon D50 (Nikkor 18-200, Sigma 10-20, Nikkor 50 f1.8).
- List of my photos used in Wikipedia
- Complete collection on Cotch.net (some may be used on Wikipedia if you ask).
- Complete collection on Flickr
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[edit] Subcultural affiliations
I am a member of all of all evil liberal cabals that control Wikipedia, except for Judaism, who don't let members of the atheism cabal join. [1]
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[edit] Barnstars
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The Camera Barnstar. Awarded for your photographic contributions, especially on Dorset LordHarris 15:17, 5 September 2006 (GMT)
[edit] Sandbox
| Goldney Hall | |
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 Shown within Bristol
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| Location | Bristol |
| Country | England |
| Architect | George Tully |
| Client | Thomas Goldney |
| Completion Date | 1720 |
Coordinates: 51°27′38″N 2°37′01″W / 51.460613°N 2.616852°W
