Template:User:DeLarge/Contributions

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Notable contributions...
My peer review of Talbot Tagora was one of the first small steps which helped User:Bravada, User:Outriggr and others to bring the page to featured status. I was awarded a userbox and barnstar for my contributions, although my active involvement in editing the article was minimal.[1][2]
My expansion/rewrite of Mitsubishi i led to its appearance on the Wikipedia frontpage as part of the "Did you know?" section on August 11, 2006.[3][4]
My creation of London-Sydney Marathon led to its appearance on the Wikipedia frontpage as part of the "Did you know?" section on November 14, 2006.[7][8]
My expansion of Mitsubishi i led to it being passed as a Good Article on March 11, 2007.[9]
My creation of Erica Larson led to its appearance on the Wikipedia frontpage as part of the "Did you know?" section on June 12, 2007.[10][11]
My expansion of Ten O'Clock Classics using the cited content from Ronen Segev, which had been speedily deleted and locked by User:Jimbo Wales,[12] protected the article from accusations of being unreferenced,[13] and deletion.[14]
My expansion of Frank Westmore protected the article from the threats of prodding and redirecting,[15][16] and accusations of being unreferenced.[17]
My creation of a reliably sourced Golf Australia article allowed the page to be unprotected.[18]
My three small contributions to snail racing helped User:Violetriga expand the article after it was tagged for speedy deletion.[19]
My creation of Agricultural Bank of China robbery led to its appearance on the Wikipedia frontpage as part of the "Did you know?" section on August 15, 2007.[20][21]
My creation of Ghost Blows Out the Light led to it being cited as a source by BeyondHollywood.com on September 3, 2007.[22][23]
My creation of Selling coal to Newcastle led to its appearance on the Wikipedia frontpage as part of the "Did you know?" section on April 1, 2008.[24][25]
My creation of Trip Kuehne led to its appearance on the Wikipedia frontpage as part of the "Did you know?" section on April 25, 2008.[26][27]
My creation of William Queen led to its appearance on the Wikipedia frontpage as part of the "Did you know?" section on May 20, 2008.[28][29]