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Triadian (try-ad-E-an, pronounced with a Southern accent)

-noun
1. Neologism: Someone from the Triad.
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Current projects

Current Projects:

Commonly referenced guidelines and policies

WP:LOCAL, WP:TOWN, WP:USSH, WP:SRNC, WP:POKEMON, WP:OSE, WP:STREETS, WP:N, WP:V, WP:FRINGE, WP:3RR, WP:OR, WP:IGNORE, WP:GOOGLETEST, WP:USRD/STDS, Template:AfD in 3 steps

Personal policies

Local Article Details Policy: Maintaining an encyclopedic level of notability for all the information in small city, town, village, etc. and other local articles is nearly impossible. There is just too much civic pride among new and inexperienced editors for a high quality to be achieved for a substantial amount of time. There's always people who feel their church or school or tree or whatever needs metioning. As a result, I will not revert such edits in said articles unless the information is flat out wrong, is trying to advertise or sell something, is adding unneeded bias about local individuals, or is too far from a neutral point of view. This does not apply to article notability.

Political Balance Policy: Many articles and features on Wikipedia sneak in weasel words, phrases, and other things that promote a certain political agenda; most of the time, it is unfortunately an environmentalist or liberal bias. I will attempt to bring neutrality to Wikipedia by removing excess political suggestive statements and provide sourced counterpoints (in whatever form necessary) to counteract partisan propoganda.

Non-Notable Geographic Feature Merge Policy: If a landmark or geographic feature of some sort is not notable enough per WP:Notability (or some other Wikipedia guideline/policy) or does not have enough information (and won't have enough information with near-future edits) to have its own article, then my first suggestion would be to merge the information into the most logical parent feature article. This assumes that the feature passes WP:Verifiability. (Example: I would advocate the merger of the "Davie County Courthouse" article into the Mocksville, North Carolina article.)

Respecting Formatting Policy: Just because someone has a slightly different way of formating an article (especially if its in a series of articles) does not mean that I have to revamp it to make it fit with how I think it should look. Only if the formatting is really bad or doesn't conform with basic principles set by a WikiProject or such, will I actually change the formatting. I made this personal policy to help myself resist the temptation of perfectionism.

Essays

Competitions

  • Placed 18th of 22 in the 2009 inaugural WikiProject U.S. Roads/WikiProject Canada Roads Cup (otherwise known as the USRDCRWPCup); eliminated at the conclusion of the first round from Pool D; total score of 3.56; three of the participants scored nought, while one contestant scored 0.12

My editing history

Pages I have begun, authored, largely authored, or given significant contribution:

Articles

Miscellaneous

Coinage

Business

Regions

Bodies of water

Malls

College

Sports and entertainment venues

Roads

Places

WikiProjects and Wikipedia namespace

Templates

Categories

Convention "conventions" and discussions

Edit count for old username

Last edit count for Tinman:

Counted at 06:21, Wednesday April 25, 2007 (UTC)
Total: 6202