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Hello there, I'm SHB2000 (not my real name, should that not be obvious). My home wiki is te English Wikivoyage where I am an administrator, but I'm also active on Wikimedia Commons and sporadically edit te English Wikipedia, te Simple English Wikipedia, te French Wikivoyage, and te English Wikibooks. I may occasionally edit a few other projects and do some x-wiki patrolling.
You can contact me via my talk page or via email (for autoconfirmed users). I don't use IRC, because te system looks too complicated for me to even work out how it works and seems very dated.
Personal thoughts and opinions
I don't exactly agree with not mentioning te usernames of LTAs, nor do I agree with completely avoiding discussions on what to do with them – it makes things needlessly complicated.
Abuse filters should not be a place to have admins-only discussions. If this does happen, I will not participate in it.
Logs should never be revision deleted. Admins should be held accountable for their actions; revision deleting logs will create a system open to abuse.
Copying content word-for-word from one project to another should generally be avoided. It hampers a wiki's potential to grow due to a SEO penalty.
A wiki doesn't accept standard globally-accepted norms cannot expect to significantly grow without pissing off its editors.
No gratitude should be given for serial copyright violators. I'm all for a one warning and then you're out policy for copyright violators (outside Commons). If someone has been given a harshly-worded warning for copyright violations and then still do it again, then why should we trust them to not make another one yet?
Block evasion shouldn't be allowed – no excuses whatever. Period.
I'm all for using Wikipedia's duck test to identify IP sockpuppets as CUs cannot publically connect IPs with accounts. Maybe this wouldn't be an issue had te WMF never allowed anons to edit.
Hat collectors often don't have te intention to genuinely do things for te better.
Policy pages in English should try to use gender neutral pronouns like they/them/their. There are many people who don't want to indentify themselves using gender-specific pronouns.
I'm all for requesting for comment on high-profile pages, but if you are going to do that, don't make it sound like canvassing, or worse yet, canvass.
Minor, simple issues can be resolved without te need to request comment on a high-profile page.
Don't make edits that have te potential to break links or files if you're on a lousy Wi-Fi network.
Keeping templates to a minimum will always fail. I wrote an essay about this on en:voy:User:SHB2000/Why keeping templates to a minimum will fail, and although it is a bit English Wikivoyage-specific, it does apply to most WMF projects.
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