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Kosebamse

I am a German with a Norwegian username and a focus on the English Wikipedia, where I am also an admin. My other accounts on Wikimedia projects are on de:, sv: and meta:.

I have decided to keep personal details out of Wikipedia. If you need to contact me privately, please e-mail me through the link on my user page, or leave me an e-mail address on my talk page. If you know me in real life, please respect my desire for privacy and keep that knowledge out of the Internet. Thanks.

I am a moderate deletionist. Otherwise, I try to keep ideologically neutral; regarding not-so-wiki ideologies I should perhaps note that I am a great admirer of pastafarianism.

I already have two mottos on my user page, but if I were to add another one, it would be something along the lines of "When you write an encyclopedia, consider the reader's needs, not your own."

As a concession to the recent anagram mania, be it known that "Kosebamse" is equivalent to: "Meek Basso" (which seems to characterize me in a way), "Be As Smoke", "Smoke Base", as well as a lot of other nonsense.

Bragsheet

I have left recognizable traces of my cerebral activity in these articles (lots of minor contributions excluded).

Medicine: Local anesthetic - Local anesthesia - General anaesthetic - Anaphylaxis - Bronchoscopy - Barbiturate - Succinylcholine chloride - Blood pressure - Medicine - Pleural cavity - Intravenous drip - Scapula - Blood plasma - Epinephrine - Vasoconstrictor - Terms for anatomical location - Scar - Intubation - Heparin - Muscle relaxant - Apnea - Tumor - Melanoma - Mechanical ventilation - Sepsis - Cancer - Plastic surgery - Metacarpus - Hyperbaric oxygen therapy - Route of administration - Antiemetic - Ankle - Medical ventilator - Aspiration (medicine) - Laryngoscope - Lumbar puncture - Stent - Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation - Retinopathy of prematurity - Adrenal gland - Corticosteroid - List of physiology topics: respiration - Blood donation - Hypovolemia - Drowning - Acute phase protein - Heart rate - Heart rate monitor

Seas, islands, coasts, canals, rivers: Baltic sea - Ertholmene - Poel - Hiddensee - Greifswalder Oie - Ruden - Vilm - List of islands of Germany - Amrum - Neuwerk - Gotska Sandön - Grimsey - Caledonian Canal - North Sea - Trave - Jæren - List of islands of Denmark - Limfjord - Bjørnøya - Æbelø - Kiel Canal - North Sentinel Island

Sailing and navigation: Nautical chart - Winch - Halyard - Nautical mile - Cutty Sark Tall Ships' Race - Hydrographic office - Courtesy flag

Russia: Vladimir Dmitrievich Nabokov - Pavel Miliukov - Russian Provisional Government, 1917

Golf: St Andrews Links - Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews - Golf - United States Golf Association - Golf handicap - Golf ball - Golf glossary - Tee

Astronomy: Star - Solar eclipse - Deep sky object - Astronomy

Wikipedia: Wikipedia:Welcome, newcomers - Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not - Wikipedia:Glossary - Wikipedia:Policies and guidelines

Various: Tango (dance) - Ironman Triathlon - Problem-based learning - Dolphin brain - Bay rum - Gorch Fock (author) - Tango music - Panama hat - Hinge - Drop (liquid) - Program on International Policy Attitudes - Baseball - Fräulein - Sibel Kekilli - Norwegian Polar Institute - Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - SUSE - Tropical cyclone

Useful

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Boilerplate texts

  • Wikipedia:Standard user greeting
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  • Wikipedia:MediaWiki custom messages
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  • Sir, if you disagree with a policy please discuss it at the relevant talk page. Otherwise, you should at least attempt to comply with the policy, rather than simply ignore it because you believe that your engaging in actions prohibited by policies is justifiable. Policies exist to be followed and implemented. If you are truly concerned with the integrity of the article, please, request mediation, which is a better way to effect this and one which is permissible under current policies, unlike the application of frequent reversions, which is likely to get you censured and/or banned temporarily, regardless of the POV or factual accuracy of the edits involved. (Only simple vandalism, such as the blanking of a page with nonsense, is likely to be excluded in this regard). Thank you for your concern in this matter. - Fennec 05:18, 8 Apr 2004 (UTC)
Please do not feed the troll


To watch

To do

And now for something completely different...

Nutters (non-Wikipedian)

Nutters (Wikipedian)

  • Khranus (Dolphins have four brains)
  • Plautus satire: "On Wikipedia, there is a giant conspiracy attempting to have articles agree with reality."
  • Sollog (Predicts earthquakes, more or less)
  • Time Cube Guy (Time is cubic is cubic is cubic)

Fanatics and monomaniacs

Rude users

Quotes

  • "The other day I was accused by a Stormfront member of being a traitor to the white race and/or a Jew, however today you tell me I'm a Nazi. Would you people please make up your minds? I'm getting mighty confused." Ta bu shi da yu on User talk:Borderer
  • User:Silsor/quotes

Definition of scientific theory in a nutshell

From Intelligent design:

"This presents a demarcation problem, which in the philosophy of science, is about how and where to draw the lines around science. For a theory to qualify as scientific it must be:

  • Consistent (internally and externally)
  • Parsimonious (sparing in proposed entities or explanations, see Occam's Razor)
  • Useful (describes and explains observed phenomena)
  • Empirically testable & falsifiable (see Falsifiability)
  • Based upon controlled, repeated experiments
  • Correctable & dynamic (changes are made as new data is discovered)
  • Progressive (achieves all that previous theories have and more)
  • Tentative (admits that it might not be correct rather than asserting certainty)

For any theory, hypothesis or conjecture to be considered scientific, it must meet at least most, but ideally all, of the above criteria. The fewer which are matched, the less scientific it is; and if it meets only a couple or none at all, then it cannot be treated as scientific in any meaningful sense of the word."

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