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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:)
The 17 articles I have started have been read 843,847 times.
The most recent 5 articles I have started are:
I have patrolled 15,591 edits on wikiHow.
Human saliva has a boiling point three times that of regular water.
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SnowyRiver28 has boosted 490 new articles on wikiHow
Meet a Community Member
Meet Iris8989, a wikiHowian of over 5 years. She enjoys patrolling recent changes, editing, writing articles and welcoming new contributors.
Why they contribute to wikiHow:
"I love contributing to wikiHow because it is such a welcoming community! The wikiHow system is pretty easy to navigate. I like editing articles to polish them and to improve them. Furthermore, there are always enough wikiHow articles to edit, so I don't get bored of it! If I can't find an article, I can always write one, and others can improve it as well, which is good teamwork."
Their advice to new editors:
"Don't worry if you make a mistake! Other websites might expect you to know a bunch of complex rules, but wikiHow is not like that. You can always ask the users on here or the admins for help! A good way to start is by categorizing articles. Then, if you get the hang of it, you can try other tools like patrolling changes, editing, and writing new articles. In the future, these skills will help you grow as a contributor. Soon enough, you might become a featured author, welcomer, booster, or even an admin!"
