User:Gwernol

Gwernol is traveling on business and will be only occasionally contributing to Wikipedia during February and March

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A quick introduction

I'm a Kiwi; however, I live in San Diego. During a period of nearly ten years, I lived in Haifa.

Since my German username is ambiguous I'm female; nonetheless, it's no big thing if you get the pronouns wrong.

Admin Actions

I am an admin on Wikipedia, which means I'm here to help. Feel free to leave a message on my talk page if there's something I can do for you.

You can review my actions as an admin at any time. Please feel free to ask about any of them on my talk page. Yes, sometimes I make mistakes; I hope not often but it happens and I will try to correct them when I do.

Railway Interests

I'm a lifelong railway enthusiast, especially of the narrow gauge railways of Wales. I'm a life member and former volunteer on the Corris Railway and also an ex-volunteer of the Leighton Buzzard Railway. I'm currently working on a monumentally over-ambitious project to create the British narrow gauge railways,and British industrial narrow gauge railways, a history of narrow gauge railways in the UK and a comprehensive list of all of them. Also dabbling with the Minimum gauge railways page and a few other railway projects in the Wiki world. If it runs on rails less than Template:3ft6in apart, I'm pretty much guaranteed to be interested.

This user is a member of WikiProject Trains, a WikiProject which aims to expand coverage of rail transport on Wikipedia.

Computer Interests

I've been playing with computers since 1981 when I taught myself to program on a ZX81. Here on Wikipedia I'm contributing to some Computer Science articles, particularly those related to Macintosh and AI.