Much of my Wikipedia editing is on mathematics articles, but I've also edited articles on computer science, academic biography, the arts, and California geography. I've also contributed many diagrams and photographs to Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons.
As an employee of a public university I believe that public outreach is part of my job description, and in that sense that my edits here to subjects within my professional expertise are paid edits. However, the topics and content of my editing here are wide-ranging and entirely self-directed. I neither participate in, nor condone, paid edits for specific articles or specific content.
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... that a play by Babette Hughes was performed in 1938 by six blind actresses? (17.06)
... that Anne Penfold Street, one of Australia's leading mathematicians, earned bachelor's and master's degrees in chemistry before switching to mathematics? (17.05)
... that mathematician Donald G. Saari advocates deciding elections by the Borda count instead of plurality voting, because it leads less often to paradoxical outcomes? (17.05)
... that the website "Six Degrees to Harry Lewis" (Lewis pictured) was a precursor to Facebook? (17.04)
... that erection engineer Mark Barr had a business making rubbers, said bicycles stimulated ball development, and was elected to the screw committee? (17.04)
... that a Bricard octahedron(pictured) can change its shape without changing the shapes of its faces? (17.03)
... that Euclidean space can be completely filled without overlaps by copies of any plesiohedron, a type of convex shape whose known examples have up to 38 sides? (17.03)
