Uni student, found my way back to wikiHow after 5 years.
You'll often find me editing/writing articles about nature, the German language (currently at C1 level) and animal rescue.
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My wikiHow Stats
30 Articles Started
5,995 Article Edits
18,048 Edits Patrolled
266,709 Article Views
91 Questions Answered
Articles Started (30)
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Find the Nth Term of a Quadratic Sequence
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Make Duck Food
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Make a Paper Plate Duck
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880 | ||
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Identify a Duck
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2,707 |
Thumbed Up Edits (296)
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| Face Shapes Women | 1 week ago |
| Fun Trivia Questions for Adults | 1 month ago |
| Stop Unwanted Phone Calls | 2 months ago |
| Clean a Chef's Hat | 3 months ago |
| Most Aggressive Animals | 3 months ago |
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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."
