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This user can read and write at a native level in English.
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這名使用者能讀寫中等程度的漢語。
这名用户可以用中等的程度阅读或撰写汉语。
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Este usuario puede contribuir con un nivel básico de español.
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Programming—Yay!
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This user is an advanced coder in JavaScript.
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This user is an intermediate programmer in Java.
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This user is a beginning programmer in Python.
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This user is a beginning programmer in Bash.
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This user is a beginning programmer in C.
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You can find a more complete description of me in user page on Wikipedia. As of late, I've been more active on Wikipedia than Wikibooks.
I've made major contributions to the following Wikibooks/chapters:
There seems to be a wikibook for everything, it's just unfinished. :)
Some of my favorite activities are converting lists to wikitables (Chinese (Mandarin)/Radicals); fixing spelling, grammar, and sentence structure; making things shorter and easier to read (my favorite); laying out the table of contents of a wikibook (Transportation Economics, Movie Making Manual); and putting {{clear}} in the right place (Department of Fun). My most epic series of edits occurred on Chinese (Mandarin)/Slang.
My editing habits: I'm a frequent reader, and am constantly making small edits. I'll occasionally go through phases where I contribute more, depending on my free time and if I happen to find an interesting topic. I also enjoy reading user pages (which I find mainly through article histories and talk page discussions, though I'll occasionally browse from a category).
