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User:Sannse

sannse As Alkivar almost said, it's a wiki... you can edit this page now

I live in a small seaside town in England which now has its very own article! I came to Wikipedia via a link on wilwheaton.net.

My interests include embroidery, especially free style embroidery, and I'm learning stumpwork and Wessex stitchery . I'm interested in religion particularly in the Bahá'í Faith although I am not religious myself.

I'm also interested in keeping fish. My aquarium seems to be going quite well and now contains six White Cloud Mountain Minnows, a young Ancistrus called Fred, six Ghost Shrimp, six Cherry Barbs, six tiny Pygmy Corydoras and four Platys.

I have suffered from depression for the last three years.

I can be contacted using Wikipedia e-mail, directly at "sannse(at)tiscali.co.uk", or on my talk page

On Wikipedia

I joined Wikipedia in December 2002 and have been active almost daily since then. I have been an admin since March 2003 and was a member of the mediation committee until the end of 2004. I have now transfered to the Arbitration Committee. I also answer email enquiries for the Wikimedia Foundation under the name Lisa Carter.

My usual activity on Wikipedia has been removing the links to disambiguation pages. I find this sort of tidying satisfying without being too much like hard work. I'm also involved in the dog breeds Wikiproject, mostly in adding tables and checking addtions to the list of dog breeds. So far I have a list of over 500 breeds of dog, many not yet listed. I have worked extensively on the Grammy Award pages and we now have full listings by year and award title.

I'm in the 70s and falling on the List of Wikipedians by number of edits, I just don't do the volume of disambiguations I used to. Still, I have added some images I'm proud of...

Photos

I'm very interested in contributing images to Wikipedia. I strongly believe that homegrown images are vastly better than "fair use" or "with permission" images. I would rather we had a moderately good image taken by a Wikipedian than a perfect image under a dubious "fair use" claim. My full view gallery is at User:Sannse/photos (full view). My Yellow-rattle and Large White caterpillar images have been made featured pictures.

All my wildlife photos are identified using various books and web-sites. I've tried to be very careful, and have only uploaded images I am confident I have identified correctly (there are many others I have taken but am not sure enough about to upload). But I am an amateur and a beginner so please let me know if you feel I've made any identification mistakes.

Images needing articles

Most of these have no home yet - if anyone can place them I will be most grateful

Links to mediation pages:

Links to arbitration pages

Watchlists

In an attempt to make my watchlist manageable, I'm mostly using related changes instead. The sub-pages below are my new watchlists.

Other links to remember

  • /msg nickserv ghost sannse <password>

Self-portrait in Lego
(reasonablyclever.com)


Our family dog, Connie

Our family dog, Connie



Image:barnstar.png
You've done so much good work for the Mediation Committee that the least I can do to recognize your dedication and efforts is to award you this lovely barnstar! Peace, BCorr|Брайен 02:41, Apr 15, 2004 (UTC)

Tractor

Winner of this fine tractor, for predicting the date we would reach 1 million articles (1) .


Winner of the name the baby .. um.. admin candidate contest. For inventing ClockworkTroll's new name ClockworkSoul

Nemo of Honour for being a generally cool person -- User:Rama

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