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Hi Sionk, thank you so much for conveying the great news to me that I've managed to publish my first article. I look forward to seeing it edited to attain an A-Class rating! My very best regards and appreciation. [[User:CorneliusWilliam|CorneliusWilliam]] ([[User talk:CorneliusWilliam|talk]]) 08:10, 15 June 2012 (UTC) |
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Revision as of 08:10, 15 June 2012
| 0.00064% | This user has created 44 of the 6,928,685 articles on the English language Wikipedia. |
About Me
 | This user participates in WikiProject Arts. |
 | This user is a participant in WikiProject Visual arts. |
 | This user participates in WikiProject Architecture. |
 | This user is a participant in WikiProject Graffiti. |
Greetings! My name is Sionk and I've been active on Wikipedia since 2007. I have two university degrees and a wide range of interests, so hopefully my contributions will be useful. Of course, I welcome any constructive comments, criticism or advice (see my 'Talk' page).
Though Wikipedia is a fabulous not-for-profit resource with many positive aspects, there are some things I hate. As an amateur genealogist I particularly despise editors who use government records (such as the UK Births and Marriages registers) to uncover private personal information about living people. It's endemic in some WP Projects, argh!
But be reassured, I try to add considerably more information (properly sourced, of course) than I delete, haha.
 | This user is a participant in WikiProject Wales. |
 | This user is a member of the Cardiff WikiProject – You can help! |
Barnstars
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The Articles for Creation barnstar | |
| Thank you for me helping an amateur like me. Sumitkumarjha75 (talk) 03:52, 23 January 2012 (UTC) |
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The Special Barnstar |
| Thanks a lot for helping me in my first article, You really deserve special. Regards. Umerali2204 (talk) 07:37, 7 March 2012 (UTC) |
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The Modest Barnstar | |
| You are among the top 5% of most active Wikipedians this past month! 67.80.64.128 (talk) 22:48, 15 April 2012 (UTC) |
Hi Sionk, thank you so much for conveying the great news to me that I've managed to publish my first article. I look forward to seeing it edited to attain an A-Class rating! My very best regards and appreciation. CorneliusWilliam (talk) 08:10, 15 June 2012 (UTC)
My contributions
- 420+ quality/importance assessments of articles for WikiProject Architecture.
- 470+ reviews of new draft articles at Wikipedia:WikiProject Articles for creation.
New articles
Significant article development
Architecture
- Architecture of Cardiff
- City Hall, Cardiff
- County Hall, Cardiff
- Glyn Vivian Art Gallery
- List of British architects
- muf
- Neue Staatsgalerie
- Slow architecture
People
- Anne Tyng
- Bill and Ruth Lucas
- Bruce Dellit
- Dean Hawkes
- Frank Lockwood (architect)
- Günther Behnisch
- Kiki Bokassa
- Peter Kennard
- Sarah Bakewell
Places
Misc
- Baba Zula
- Baines (surname)
- Jerwood Drawing Prize
- List of painters and architects of Venice
- List of public art in Cardiff
- Prosser (name)
Redlinks
| [[redlink]] | This editor adds useful red links to articles to encourage content creation. |
- 56 Group Wales. Added to Shani Rhys James. (Article created Mar 2012)
- Bishop's Palace, Llandaff. Added Oct 2011 to Architecture of Cardiff (also relevant to Llandaff, Llandaff Cathedral and The Cathedral School, Llandaff).
- Brightsolid. Added Nov 2011 to Find My Past.
- David Lea. Added Nov 2011 to Ash Sakula Architects.
- DEGW. Added Nov 2011 to Ash Sakula Architects.
- Empire Pool, Cardiff. Added Oct 2011 to List of places in Cardiff (also relevant to Cardiff, Cardiff International Pool and Millennium Stadium).
- Gott (surname). Added Jan 2012 to Gotts (surname).
- Luke Palmer. Added Nov 2011 to M Shed.
- Newtown. Added Oct 2011 to Atlantic Wharf and List of places in Cardiff (Article created Jan 2012)
- Royal Society of Architects in Wales. Added Oct 2011 to Percy Thomas Partnership (also relevant to R.I.B.A. and Porthcawl).
- Samuel Arthur Brain. Added Dec 2011 to Brains Brewery.
- Soane Medallion. Added Jan 2012 to Arthur Shoosmith.
- William Jay (architect). Added Jan 2012 to William Jay (minister).
- William Pye (sculptor). Added April 2012 to David Randall Pye.
Keeping an eye on...
- Architectural light shelf - unsourced
- Design specification - needs expansion (tagged October 2011)
- Graft architects - lack of sources, much non-encyclopaedic content (tagged December 2011)
- List of city squares - many redlinks, many items on the list are not in cities
- List of painters and architects of Venice - many unreferenced redlinks, several with no Venice connection
- List of Roman villas in England - many uncited redlinks
- Sauerbruch Hutton - notable company but with many grand uncited claims in article (tagged December 2011)
- Steel building - needs expansion and clarification of scope
- Women in architecture - develop and improve...
Notability
- Subsidiaries of Aker Solutions - dubious notability...
- Alfdex - Swedish company, notability hasn't been established, article reads like an advert etc. (tagged November 2011)
- Hermle Clocks - probably non-notable company (tagged November 2011)
- Mercan Dede - possibly non-notable singer (tagged since July 2010)
- The Pinnacle (Chicago, Illinois) - non notable building? (tagged December 2011)
- Plane Space - NY gallery (tagged May 2012)
- Replikas - possibly non-notable band
- So Shim Sa Zen Center - non notability? (tagged November 2011)
- The 2030 °Challenge - merge with Architecture 2030?