AtomicMango80 is a British Wikipedia user involved in edits, both minor and not. The user joined Wikipedia on the 28th of May, and has not created an article. His best edit, as of currently, and according to the user himself, has been on the article for the DPoA (Democratic Party of Albanians) by adding a paragraph on the symbol and flag of the party. A snippet from the original paragraph is, " [...] main symbol consists of the black double-headed eagle found on the Albanian flag, [...] " The user is a supporter of the Labour Party (UK) and a left-wing Wikipedian.

All roads lead to philosophy. Don't believe me? Click on this link and click on the first link in the article until you reach philosophy.

Purpose

The account was made with the sole purpose of helping to improve information across the internet, by adding information or expanding upon already-available information across Wikipedia.

Notice

This user may write with a left-wing bias. In that case, please ensure you notify the user or fix the writing by changing it so it's neutral.

Personal Interests

The user enjoys the subject of hypothetical chemistry, and venturing into what would occur if the atomic number exceeds 130. This user also enjoys designing military equipment, despite not being in any armed forces yet. The user also enjoys mathematics, as there are many mysteries to be solved. The user is very eager to learn more relating to the aforementioned subjects.

Pronouns

The user accepts they/them pronouns, in cases where there is no knowledge of the user using other pronouns, but prefers to be referred to by masculine pronouns. Feminine, non-binary, and other gender-neutral pronouns will not be accepted by the user.

Guestbook

This is the guestbook of AtomicMango80, which is ment to be a place full of (hopefully) neutral messages.

Format

The format for a guestbook entry is down, just below this line of text.

Format: [MESSAGE] - [USERNAME] - [TIME IN GMT] - [DATE]

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1. Hello there. Thanks for signing mine. Volten001 ^☎ 11:33, 21 June 2023 (UTC)

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