Hi! I love the power of open collaboration, I think this whole project is incredibly inspiring, and really reflects the power of humanity!
Almost anything can be made into something great on wikiHow, there's always someone with the right knowledge to help you out. Interestingly, one of the most popular articles on wikiHow, Build a Computer, was originally started as a joke, and was nominated for deletion! Here's the original article, from way back in 2005. This is just one example of the power of open collaboration, and what we can achieve together:)
You can find me in RC Patrol, quarding quality, patrolling new pages, writing new articles, or improving old ones! I love technology and that sort of stuff, so I'll often contribute there, mainly updating old information.
I also love fixing up templates, creating new ones, or making them even better and easier for other wikiHowians to use! I do a lot of work on my Sandbox, which you're welcome to check out here
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Please message me on my talk page with any questions! I'd love to help you out:)
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Meet Christopher, a wikiHowian of over 14 years. He enjoys starting new articles about technology and the Internet and creating, organizing information boxes for user profiles and has made over 135,000 contributions to wikiHow.
Why they contribute to wikiHow:
"I enjoy sharing my knowledge with the rest of the community; if I know something that others don't, I feel inspired to write a bit about it, to help others learn the task."
Their advice to new editors:
"Try not to do too much, too quickly. Although you may want to learn as much as possible to expand your depth of knowledge on the site, breaks are still important."
