User:Hu Gadarn

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Food for thought

Dan Snaith previously recorded under the stage name Manitoba, but changed it in 2004 under threat of an American lawsuit by musician and DJ "Richard Manitoba" (born "Richard Blum" (not to be confused with

" while on an LSD trip with friends in the Canadian wilderness.

Useful tools

• Wikipedia:Categorical index
• Wikipedia:How to edit a page
• Wikipedia:Guide to writing better articles

Carrots

• Wikipedia:WikiLove
• Template:smile

Sticks

• Articles for deletion (proposing)
• Wikipedia:Vandalism
• Wikipedia:Vandalism in progress
• Wikipedia:Administrator intervention against vandalism
• Wikipedia:Template messages/User talk namespace/Multi level details
• Tracing IP addressess

Wikipedia articles created

I created the following page(s):

Vancouver (& area)-related

• Dickens (Vancouver)
• East Vancouver
• Koreatown, Vancouver
• Lower Fraser Valley, of British Columbia
• South Main
  , (or "SoMa") Vancouver
• Surrey Memorial Hospital
• Windsor Way bike route (East Vancouver)

History-related

• USA
• Karomama, Queen of Ancient Egypt
  (9th C BC)
• Father Nicholas Sheehy, executed 1766
• Pharas the Herulian, a 6th C Hurulian military commander
• Wilfred the Younger, 8th century Christian Saint

Environment-related

• Canadian Council of Minister for the Environment
• Department of the Environment Act
  (Canada)
• Multi-effect Protocol (aka the "Gothenburg Protocol")

Miscellaneous

• Andy Vine
• Canadian city titles
• Canadian Civil Service
• Lud Kramer, former Washington Secretary of State
• GEDS (Government Electronic Directory Services)
• Ben Ysursa, Idaho Secretary of State

Wikipedia articles contributed to

Most of my writing and editing tends to be in environmental fields. I also watch ~ 40 calendar articles (e.g. "April 4") due to the frequency of vanity edits on such pages.

In addition, I do some editing of topics related to geography, history and politics. Here are some of the articles that I have done a fair bit of work on: