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About licensing

At this time, despite many exhortations to release my work under some apparatus of licensing, and not having found any of the apparati currently available to be acceptable or sufficiently comprehensive, I do not release my contributions and edits into the public domain, though I continue to reserve the right to do so in the future. —ExplorerCDT 23:20, 19 Feb 2005 (UTC)

My work here

I tend to be lazy. My work comes at me in dribs and drabs. I'll start something, after two weeks of sloth, I'll get around to finishing a little bit more. That work ethic (pathetic, ain't it?) has found its way into my work at Wikipedia. The worst case so far is with the articles on Rutgers University presidents Mason W. Gross, Lewis Webster Jones and Robert C. Clothier...I started those in March 2005, and just finished them in August 2006.

So, if I start work on an article and seemingly never get around to finishing what I started, it's because I don't have the inspiration at the time to finish it and I'm waiting for my muse. Usually, I have an over-arching design for what I'd like to see accomplished when I set out to contribute a major overhaul to an article (or in starting a new one). I apologize to those who are still waiting to see my good work on the articles enumerated in Works in Progress below. Don't hold it against me. Eventually I'll get what I intended to do done.

Works in progress

These are pages I intend to finish soon, but things keep getting in the way. I will, trust me, I will get around to putting the finishing touches on them:

Articles I gave birth to

03AUG06: Philoclean Society, 19JUL06: James Jordan (conductor), 21JUN06: Charles J. Fletcher (the real inventor of the Hovercraft), 01APR05: New Brunswick Theological Seminary, 29MAR05: Mason W. Gross (16th President of Rutgers University), Lewis Webster Jones (15th President of Rutgers University), Robert Clarkson Clothier (14th President of Rutgers University), Philip Milledoler Brett (13th President of Rutgers University), John Martin Thomas (12th President of Rutgers University), William H. S. Demarest (11th President of Rutgers University), Austin Scott (10th President of Rutgers University), Merrill Edward Gates (9th President of Rutgers University), William H. Campbell (8th President of Rutgers University), Edward J. Bloustein (17th President of Rutgers University), Francis L. Lawrence (18th President of Rutgers University), Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck (6th President of Rutgers University), Philip Milledoler (5th President of Rutgers University), John Henry Livingston (4th President of Rutgers University), Ira Condict (3rd President of Rutgers University), William Linn (2nd President of Rutgers University), Jacob Rutsen Hardenbergh (1st President of Rutgers University), 02MAR05: Mirabelle (b/w me and my wiki alterego, since moved), Logos: A Journal of Modern Society and Culture, 19FEB05: Gustav Landauer, 15FEB05 Erich Mühsam (started 27 JAN 2005), 17NOV04: Damson 14NOV04: Colonial Colleges (much to my chagrin and hatred for one naming convention, it was renamed on my birthday to Colonial colleges...UGH!), 29OCT04: Edmund Plowden (1518-1585), a noted English legal scholar and theorist, 28OCT04: Greengage, 18OCT04:Norman Maclean, professor and author of A River Runs Through It, 17SEP04: - Stephen Bronner, one of my favourite professors at Rutgers University, and an amazing political theorist.

Articles I will give birth to (eventually)

I did a major edit and made a better article

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