AngusWOOF

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you're reading John 5 in the Bible and think Jesus is talking about self-published sources
your kid's English teacher knows you edit
you wrote perl or JavaScript code to help you do something on Wikipedia
- you considered adding Wikipedia editing to your resume
- you decided not to since the company decided it wasn't one of those 20% Project ideas
you have shortcuts and hot keys to Wikipedia on your Internet browser
- you don't feel comfortable looking at any Wikipedia page without logging on first
- you've made arrangements in case your family member can borrow your computer
you meet a celebrity and feel like you have to mention that you edit their page
- you ask to take a photo of them for their Wikipedia page
- you ask them to tweet their information to settle any personal information issues once and for all
  - they've done exactly that
you use Wikipedia-editing conventions on Fandom Wikia or your business's Wiki pages
you get stressed when you read magazine articles and they don't have footnotes
you think footnotes in regular books and papers should be formatted like Wikipedia citations, and, "Ibid." bothers you
you use phrases like "that's cruft", "pov", "assume good faith", "let's give it 7 days"
you start collecting random magazines as potential citation references, but not The Sun
you can't get through a film or television show without pausing and noting the opening title cards and closing credits
- same with paying attention to the billing blocks of movie posters
your first instinct when you see a typo anywhere is to click on "edit source"
you make lists like this one

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These are articles I've contributed to that have reached a fairly high level of quality and/or received recognition, sometimes from the actual subject. It does not mean I WP:OWN the article or did most of the work on it. Wikipedia is a collaborative effort involving many editors.