User:Krashlandon

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This user is merely a humble programmer.

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Greetings! I am a techie and I love to program computers. Despite the age of my account, I am not a newbie. I have actually had a few years experience with Wikipedia and its various policies, I just never created an account.

I like comments and suggestions and I urge you to use my talk page, but if you are thinking about editing my page without permission, take a look at the userbox at the top of the page.

The "Wikiness" boxes to the right tell a little about me. Right now I am attempting to keep myself from filling up the entire page with userboxes.

I have half a ton of edits.

My sandbox! User:Krashlandon/sandbox

My pictures! User:Krashlandon/pictures

My 1000th edit!

1 Awards
2 To Do
3 Doing
4 Pages I Have Created
5 Toolbox

[edit] Awards

from MGM for learning and improving from criticism.

[edit] To Do

1. Search the recent changes page for hours to find vandalism.
2. Contribute my knowledge to the good of mankind.
3. Add a few extra userboxes to my page.
4. Find the mole people.

Check out my contributions!

Speaking of contributions, have you donated to Wikipedia yet? As you know, Wikipedia is in high demand among students and other researchers. In order to keep up with the increasing bandwidth strain, Wikimedia must buy new servers, but since Wikipedia is free, where do they get money? From kind donors like you. Even a few dollars will help, just donate! In the words of Jimmy Wales, "I’m doing this for the child in Africa who is going to use free textbooks and reference works produced by our community and find a solution to the crushing poverty that surrounds him. But for this child, a website on the Internet is not enough; we need to find ways to get our work to people in a form they can actually use."