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In this page, I have placed details of things I have done at Wikipedia.

Where I have been involved in changes that have been contentious with other editors, I have tried to put a bit of detail in what was involved.

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I had some minor improvements to an article on Genarlow Wilson, in Wilson v. State of Georgia, relating to current events in 2007.

I am currently trying to clean up the biography of Fritz Zwicky, and some editors were a bit unhappy with the changes made. You can find out more in the talk page of that article. I think the whole matter is now pretty much resolved, and I am pleased with the way Wikipedia conventions allowed everyone to have input into that process, without leading to everyone having direct input into the final text.

I have done some archiving of big talk pages, and some minor fixes at a few articles: Galileo Galilei, William A. Dembski, Boys Like Girls (some pop group), and Baraminology.

I keep exploring the things one can do. I have put together a proposal to merge pages relating to the fringe biology of Rupert Sheldrake. See Morphic field. -- 20:32, 18 July 2007 (UTC)

I've spent a bit of time fixed up links to the old morphogenetic field, which should go to the new morphogenetic field (Rupert Sheldrake), or else be removed altogether.

I have written a historical introduction to morphogenetic fields. To make that work well, I have also put up a small biography for the biologist Paul Alfred Weiss.

I fixed a bad error in the biograph of Alexis Carrell (pointed out by comments at Pharyngula (blog).

I have cleaned up (or that's how I see it — I do try to talk about big changes first) articles on Newton's law of universal gravitation, Robert Sungenis, Pran Nath, Speed of gravity and Immanuel Velikovsky.

In support of other changes, I have made small fixes in Paul Weiss, Roger Wolcott Sperry, C. Leroy Ellenberger and List of unrecognized accreditation associations of higher learning. (The latter was to give a nod to the alma mater of Robert Sungenis).

Also got into something of an edit war with Icebear1946 (talk · contribs), and also tried to welcome him. The two don't work well together, but it had to be tried.

Found and reported a bug in the {{verify}} template, at Template talk:Verify credibility. Gave away some free advice at Wikipedia:Wikiquette alerts.

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