On wikiHow over 5 days!
Quiz Completion Stats
- Intellectual
- Curious
- Realistic
You are a quiet observer at heart. You’re wise, but often in secret. You love big-picture ideas, but you also notice the tiniest details that others miss.
Though, at times, you might struggle to connect with the world and people around you completely—just because you’re busy exploring your own complex, fascinating ideas.
Your nature is analytical and introspective, which is evident from the results you received. Being in Ravenclaw, a house known for its wisdom, aligns perfectly with your reflective demeanor. Your result of Sadness indicates a deeper emotional understanding, while your ambivert nature suggests a balance of reflection and social engagement. Additionally, your love for words of affirmation reflects your appreciation for meaningful communication and thoughtfulness. Overall, your combination of traits portrays you as a wise observer, always seeking to understand the complexities around you.
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Meet a Community Member
Meet Matt, a volunteer editor from Canada who has been active in the wikiHow community for over 13 years!
Why do they contribute to wikiHow?
"I've been fascinated by the collaborative power of wikis since 2007. There's something amazing about working with people from all over the world, people with different backgrounds and life experiences. On wikiHow, we come together to achieve one common goal: to educate. Throughout my time on here, I've gained trust, respect, and even genuine real-world friendships. I never would have thought that making an account on a website and being a part of an online community would be such a rewarding experience that's impacted my life on so many levels. So after 11 years as a wikiHowian, you think I'm going to stop here? Not a chance."
Their advice to new editors:
"Stick with it. We all know it can be hard to know what to do when you're first starting out. If you think wikiHow is like Wikipedia... it's not. Over there, you might get overwhelmed by complicated guidelines and butt heads with other people because your edit went against their policies. But over here, we have one of the friendliest communities anywhere on the internet, and we try our best to create a supportive, open environment where it's easy to get involved. So don't be afraid to make an edit and ask for help when you need to. As long as you're open to learning how things work around here, I can guarantee you'll have the same positive and impactful experience I've had."
