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48 featured articles or lists, 83 A class articles, 59 good articles, 66,000 edits. 148 new articles and seven new templates created. Peacemaker67 is also a prolific and helpful reviewer of articles, at all three levels, but especially at ACR and FAC. A long time coordinator of the Military History Project and currently serving as the lead coordinator. He seems to be everywhere in the project, offering sage and calm advice, and making sure that everything runs smoothly at the editor interface.. Exactly, it seems to me, the sort of selfless editor this award was created to recognise. |
48 featured articles or lists, 83 A class articles, 59 good articles, 66,000 edits. 148 new articles and seven new templates created. Peacemaker67 is also a prolific and helpful reviewer of articles, at all three levels, but especially at ACR and FAC. A long time coordinator of the Military History Project and currently serving as the lead coordinator. He seems to be everywhere in the project, offering sage and calm advice, and making sure that everything runs smoothly at the editor interface.. Exactly, it seems to me, the sort of selfless editor this award was created to recognise. |
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I nominate Easter Bunny for his persistent efforts in tidying up articles. Often editors will hurriedly introduce new information to an article, without placing a full citation, or with spelling and grammatical errors. Over the past four months, Easter Bunny has been fixing the edits of others, doing the tedious work of completing the citation information, copy editing the prose to resolve errors and to align it with Wikipedia's Manual of Style, and fixing links to other articles. Here are some examples: [1] [2] In addition, Easter Bunny has a great positive attitude in discussions with other editors: he always finds the most promising aspects of the comments of others, and follows up on them in trying to build a genuine consensus. Without willing editors to perform cleanup tasks, Wikipedia could not sustain its level of participation from one-time editors who just want to get in and out with their edits as soon as possible. Easter Bunny is a great example of a Wikipedia editor who improves the community through his excellent work! isaacl (talk) 03:58, 9 January 2013 (UTC)
Gerda
True to her kind ways, Gerda has repeatedly declined nomination for this award, no matter how much we all think she deserves it!
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I nominate Gerda Arendt to be Editor of the Week for two reasons. First of all, she is a dedicated content creator, particularly in the realm of Lepricavark (talk) 16:09, 24 October 2017 (UTC) ]
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- Editor Paul Siebert
- Discussions @ Talk:World War II
- A year ago I awarded this editor a barnstar with the comment "I don't always agree with your points but have come to greatly respect the diligent way you make, defend and amend them". This approach has been maintained. A worthy recipient. Wikipedia needs more like them. Gog the Mild (talk) 15:22, 4 June 2019 (UTC)
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48 featured articles or lists, 83 A class articles, 59 good articles, 66,000 edits. 148 new articles and seven new templates created. Peacemaker67 is also a prolific and helpful reviewer of articles, at all three levels, but especially at ACR and FAC. A long time coordinator of the Military History Project and currently serving as the lead coordinator. He seems to be everywhere in the project, offering sage and calm advice, and making sure that everything runs smoothly at the editor interface.. Exactly, it seems to me, the sort of selfless editor this award was created to recognise.