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I discovered [[Wikipedia]] on [[May 28]], [[2004]].
I discovered [[Wikipedia]] on [[May 28]], [[2004]].


As of [[July 26]], 2004 I've made 2520 edits.
As of [[July 26]], 2004 I've made 2771 edits.


=Articles I've Worked On=
=Articles I've Worked On=

Revision as of 23:30, 26 July 2004

Kevin Rector

About Me

Hello, my name is Kevin Rector and I am a computer programmer from Nashville, Tennessee. My particular interests are theology, golf, ice hockey, aviation, and The Church of the Nazarene (of which I am a member). However, I am a very ecclectic person and might work on articles about just about anything. Also, I tend to work on one thing a whole bunch and then get bored with it and move on.

I discovered Wikipedia on May 28, 2004.

As of July 26, 2004 I've made 2771 edits.

Articles I've Worked On

Church of the Nazarene

Lists
School Pages

Ice Hockey

Categories

I've created a ton of hockey related categories, so many that I quit keeping track.

Lists
Teams
Players
Awards

Misc.

1991 NHL Entry Draft - 1992 NHL Entry Draft - 1998 NHL Entry Draft - 1999 NHL Entry Draft


Golf

Players

Theology

Lists
Theologians

Other Misc. Stuff

Editing and NPOVing

I've worked to try to improve the readability, or NPOV of the following articles. I only am listing ones that involved extensive edits.

Disambiguating

I've disambiguated the following articles. Disambiguation can be a long, tedious, thankless task. But someone's got to do it. I also find that after a long day of work, it's actually rather soothing to do something as mindless as disambiguation. Or if I'm having trouble sleeping a little "middle of the night disambiguation" really helps to get my eyelids heavy.

Another nice thing about disambiguation is that it gives you a chance to read a lot of good articles about things that you might never otherwise read.

Barrel, Bladder, King, Job, Nut, Pilot, Soviet, Transmission

Stuff I find interesting on Wikipedia about Wikipedia