User:Officiallyover
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The Wikipedian Officiallyover is a man in his twenties who goes to school in Saint Louis, Missouri, United States, North America, The World, The Universe. He especially likes to fix typographical errors and to add wikilinks judiciously when he stumbles across articles in need. Less often, he will add one fact or source citation to an article, or he will clean up vandalism. All people who compulsively use edit summaries become his instant best friends. He considers himself overeducated.
[edit] Useful
[edit] Citing sources
<ref>{{cite journal | author=Leach, C. L. ''et al.'' | title=Partial Liquid Ventilation with Perflubron in Premature Infants with Severe Respiratory Distress Syndrome | journal=New England Journal of Medicine | year=1996 | volume=335 | issue=11 | pages=761–767 | url=http://content.nejm.org/cgi/content/short/335/11/761 }} PMID 8778584 {{doi|10.1073/pnas.95.25.14863}}</ref> <references />
Remember, this is how you do this: {{fact}}.
[edit] Reverting
Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/86.13.224.32|86.13.224.32]] ([[User talk:86.13.224.32|talk]]) to last version by STBot
Wikipedia:Requests for page protection
Wikipedia:Administrator intervention against vandalism
[edit] Stub
Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Stub types
[edit] Canonical headings
Wikipedia:Manual of Style (headings) says:
Two equally acceptable sequences exist, as shown below, and the choice of one over the other depends on the system of references and notes being used in the article.
or
- See also
- Notes
- References
- Further reading
- External links
Notes and references may also be combined into one Notes and references.
- See also
- References
- Notes
- Further reading
- External links
Wikipedia:Guide to layout says:
#Quotations (deprecated)
Note:
- See also
- Notes
- References (or combined with "Notes" into Notes and references)
- Further reading (or Bibliography)
- External links
- It is okay to change the orders between item 3, 4, and 5, but the Notes and References sections should be next to each other. For example, you may put "Further reading" above "Notes and references" or vice versa.
- "Notes" is only for footnotes (explanations or comments on any part of the main text). "References" is only for referenced materials (books, websites etc. cited in the main text). Otherwise "Notes and references" should be combined.
- All succession boxes and navigational footers should go at the very end of the article, following "External links" but preceding the "categories and interwiki links".
[edit] To Do
[edit] Short selling
Merge from Short (finance).
[edit] Hinckley
See whether the conspiracy theory stuff from John Hinckley, Jr. has been moved to Bush family conspiracy theory yet.
Seems to be moot.
[edit] Goldstein
Fix the following:
Use either Template:Otherpeople, or the combination of Wikipedia:Disambiguation and Wikipedia:Manual of Style (disambiguation pages).
Done. Created Joseph Goldstein (disambiguation). Note Template:Hndis. Used Template:Otherpersons at the top of Joseph Goldstein.
[edit] Caxton
Need disambig for Caxton to include William, the town, the college, etc.
Done. Decided to leave Caxton (redirect) alone, create Caxton (disambiguation), and use Template:Redirect on the William Caxton page.
[edit] Cameron
false alarm: Julia Cameron (disambiguation), Julia Cameron page diff
[edit] Self-congratulation
Officiallyover occasionally spends more time editing a page. He likes to reword, leaving the original author's meaning intact, and he likes to add exemplary references with strong Web links to them. Chronologically from the earliest edit:
Anatomical pathology, Pruitt-Igoe, Human rights abuse, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, U.S. Special Operations Forces, White House or The West Wing of the White House, Usufruct, Pityriasis rosea, Tanacetum or Tansy, Human abdomen, Mr. Yuk, Cocaine, Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome, Security through obscurity, C-MET, Prostatic congestion or Blue balls, Liquid breathing, Robert Weinberg
Officiallyover created about a dozen redirect and disambiguation articles, and he created the "real" article Tertiary hyperparathyroidism.
