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User:Dcljr

dcljr is a math tutor who was born in 1969 and now lives in Austin, Texas.

In case anyone has come here to check my "credentials", here they are: B.S. in Mathematics, M.S. in Statistics. (Actually, an ABD in the latter. Never pass up an opportunity to point that out. ;) As far as credentials in any other areas — humanities, philosophy, general life experience — I ain't got 'em...

If you know another dcljr online, it's probably me. I have a sizable website and admin a dying mailing list.

I have user pages on the following Wikipedias whose languages I barely know:

I have other user pages in languages I don't know at all (and in Simple English). See the interlanguage links elsewhere on this page.

I've also been known to contribute to:

Quick links

Pages I can never find quickly enough:


Significant contributions

An assortment of edits I consider some of my most important and/or helpful:

In development

I'm currently working on a few long-term projects. Please do not edit these pages. Comments and questions should be directed to the talk pages.

I also have a personal sandbox where I sometimes go for extended testing of ideas, to avoid interruption by other users' edits.

Licensing of contributions


In case the above disclaimer is considered legally meaningless, I offer the following:


Note: Unless otherwise indicated, the licensing statements above do not apply to edits made to this page (User:Dcljr) nor to any subpage of it (e.g., User:Dcljr/Statistics), nor to any talk page. - dcljr 00:55, 23 Mar 2005 (UTC)

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