User:Shadowssettle

Well, I'm kind of new here¹, okay, but the internet was wrong²!

1. I had an account long ago and have used MediaWiki many a time
2. And I'm the only one who can fix it! ... right?

o.O This user is weird This user is a computer scientist. This user drinks sparkling water .
Computer Science. This user attends Imperial College London
As an Editor
This user is a participant in WikiProject Higher education. <ref> This user recognizes the importance of citing sources. This user believes that edits need useful summaries.
3,000+  This user has made 3,000+  Imperial College Central Library, which featured in Did you know... ?
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As a Human[citation needed]
py-6 This user is programmed in Python. hs-3 This user is an advanced Haskell programmer. re-N This user writes regular expressions to find everything around the house.
This user contributes with Fedora Linux. This user contributes with GNOME. This user contributes using Firefox.
xkcd This user cannot go to bed when someone is wrong on the Internet. This user finds solace in Daughter. This user lives in London.

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talk contribs 

Favourite exchanges

This is a list of some memorable talk page exchanges I've ended up in. This list is

• What or who is this "Princeton" of which you speak? EEng 00:10, 13 April 2020 (UTC)

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creaky old train. Shadowssettle_(talk

) 09:07, 13 April 2020 (UTC)

I followed your "lawless" link (re Princeton's attempt to establish a law school) and found Previously, in the 1820s, an attempt was made to organize teaching in law, but this plan ended with the death of the designated professor, which I momentarily misread as "ended in the death of the designated professor", and I thought, oh dear. EEng 16:24, 13 April 2020 (UTC) — Source: Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Higher education

Student editing

This user has publicly declared that they have a conflict of interest regarding the Wikipedia article Imperial College London.

Imperial College London

As a current undergraduate student of Imperial College London, I do realise that I may have an unconscious bias on this subject. It does seem to be is the norm for student editors to take part in improving the coverage of their institutions, so much so they might be the largest contributing group.