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Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'—Martin Luther King Jr.
Have nunchucks. Will travel. -Antonio "Tony The Tiger" Vernon
Freedom of expression does not truly exist if the right can be exercised only in an area that a benevolent government has provided as a safe haven for crackpots. -Abe Fortas393 U.S.503 (1969)
Tony The Tiger interpretation: Freedom of expression does not exist unless freedom of expression is protected when and where the audience exists.



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I have been a wikipedia editor since 2006, but have become less active since I have discoveredTNP ridesharing (Uber,Lyft,Sidecar andVia) and (more recently)TaskRabbit. I am also an entrepreneur, screenwriter and photographer (portfolio can be seenhere). For many years, I claimed the title of theWP:CHICAGO director, but I am rarely involved in this anymore. I also formerly oversawWP:WAWARDS and ran theWP:FOUR awards. I am a formerWikipedia:Online Ambassador and the former Chicago representative to theWikimedians Active in Local Regions of the United States (WALRUS) committee. I considered myself to be "The volunteer voice ofMichigan Wolverines men's basketball on Wikipedia" (based on having created the wikipedia page and served as the primary biographer of 13 of the 14 2010s decade Michigan Wolverines who made the NBA that decade (Manny Harris,Darius Morris,Tim Hardaway Jr.,Trey Burke,Glenn Robinson III,Mitch McGary,Nik Stauskas,Caris LeVert,D. J. Wilson,Derrick Walton,Duncan Robinson,Jordan Poole, andIgnas Brazdeikis – missingMoe Wagner)[n 1] and many who did not plus lots of work onJohn Beilein,Tommy Amaker &Juwan Howard as well as the2008–09 team2018–19 team). When I was the primary wikipedia biographer for 5 Chicago areaMcDonald's All-American Game players in a 3 year span (Jabari Parker,Jahlil Okafor,Cliff Alexander,Tyler Ulis andJalen Brunson), I started taking photography more seriously (moving from apoint-and-shoot camera to adigital single-lens reflex camera). This intrerest has led to wikipedia having manydecent basketball images onNBA draft day. One of my biggest contributions to the world was turningMillennium Park intoWP:FT. In September 2008, it became atopic. On January 26, 2010the topic was promoted to featured. It remained featured until a January 2022 demotion. During Millenium Parks tenure as Wikipedia topic, it became the number one tourist attaction in Chicago. On August 24, 2011, I was the first Wikipedian recognized for having achieved 100WP:DYKs, 100WP:GAs and 100WP:FC, a feat known as theThe Marco Polo Centurion triple crown. Since the award had been seemingly unachievable, it was previously named the Ultimate Triple Crown with an explanation that the winner "eatsJimbo Wales for lunch and takes over Wikipedia". Now the 250 level (the new unachievable level of theWP:CROWN award) is called the Ultimate Triple Crown. On May 2, 2010, I became the first recipient of wikipedia'sWP:GOLDENW award, which recognizes achieving the wikipedia editorialpentathalon. On June 4, 2011, I became the fourth wikipedian to achieve the GoldenWP:STEEPLEchase. I held the lead with the mostWP:FOUR awards from April 14, 2009 until May 9, 2010. There have been49,143,260 registered users of wikipedia of which about 90,000 are regular contributors. In July 2011, I movedin,out and backin to thetop 40 wikipedians in terms of most edits, which led to acelebrationor two. I have ranked as high as #22 (from 9 October 2013 until I fell to #23 on 27 November 2013). I finallyfell out of the top 40 on November 13, 2017. On August 27, 2011, I had been scheduled to speak regarding "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?"-Martin Luther King, Jr. as a wikipedian at theWalter E. Washington Convention Center in conjunction with the August 28Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial dedication ceremonies, but due toHurricane Irene the weekend events were postponed and my portion of the event was eventually cancelled. I competed in the2010 WikiCup, which is the Wikipedia world championships of encyclopedic content creation, where I advanced to the final round of eight competitors (note that you can see my round by round contributions by clickinghere). I placed second although two people had higher point totals. One of those withdrew before the contest ended. I marked my 50th birthday with a storied trip which was documented atWikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost/2015-08-19/Travelogue. By the time of my 60th or 65th B-day, I hope I can afford to spend a week atTrump SoHo for which I was the page creator.

Despite my claims of extensive wikipedia success, I should note that I have about the same amount of influence on wikipedia as your average IP address. If you look at every discussion that I have initiated to make policy changes on wikipedia (dozens and dozens by now), you will note that until 2013 every one of them was driven to a no consensus decision. My application to 2013 Wikimania (the first I have applied to) was declined. You may note that bothWP:FS andWP:VPICS have been turned inactive after I promoted a bunch of media through both processes. Is this a coincidence? I hope so or elseWP:GA is in danger. You can also see evidence of my influence on WP in my suggestions atWikipedia talk:Vital articles/Expanded‎ in September 2015.

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To the best of my knowledge, until sometime around 2012 I was English Wikipedia's most prolific reviewed-class (WP:FA,WP:FL,WP:GA) encyclopedic content contributor in terms of total number of reviewed articles for which I was asignificant contributor. Generally, when choosing between allocating my time between an article that is extremely deficient in (if not devoid of) encyclopedic content and an article rich in encyclopedic content in need of stylistic refinements, I choose to contribute my time to the former. In fact, in addition to the elevenWP:FOUR awards I have earned, I have taken205 articles from being non-existent through theWP:DYK process and then to GA status. Here is my overallArticle review record. This is how I have allocated my wikipediaediting time during my last 45,000 edits. One knock against my penchant for creating articles is that I have not had much impact on raising the quality of the10,000 most vital articles. It is now possible to seedaily page view statistics for wikipedia pages. In the cases of the more recentWP:DYK nominations, you can determine how many page views and article received while it was linked to the main page by checking its discussion page to see the DYK date and using this page view tool.

Among the articles I have taken toWP:GA level are twelve articles which I created because I found they were notable subjects whose articles had previously been deleted (Junior Hemingway,John W. Rogers, Jr.,Manny Harris,Nate Parker,PokerTracker,Toni Preckwinkle,Brandon Minor,Obi Ezeh,Kevin Lowe,Tory Burch,Tyus Jones and "Cat Daddy"), and six of which have survived aWP:AFD challenges after my initial page creation (Argo Tea, "Cat Daddy",Thomas Wilcher,Louie Caporusso andMaría del Luján Telpuk,Randall Cunningham II). I also re-created the twice-deleted{{Ben Affleck}} and the deleted{{Tom Hanks}}.

I have been focusing on writing and creating atelevision show. I still try to get some of my articles through theWP:GAC process, but I generally focus on less complex articles now. I still try to watch all of the articles that I have created and will be continuing to monitorWP:CHIAA as I am able. At a time when 5 of the top ten shows on television arecrime dramas and four arereality television elimination competition shows (see2010–11 United States network television schedule), I have developed aspec script for each genre with one being a combination ofCSI: Crime Scene Investigation and24 and the other being a combination ofAmerican Idol andThe Bachelor. Tony continues to seek an agent.

My first GA wasCampbell's Soup Cans, which also became my first FA. My 250th GA wasJustin Boren. My first FL wasNational Recording Registry (which evolved from my first edit on WP) and my first DYK wasRob Pelinka and my 500th wasJohn Grisham's 25th novel,The Litigators on the day it was released. I apologize toArthur Eve,Argo Tea and108 North State Street, my oldestWP:FOUR -eligible GAs for being too lazy to do the research to bring those more challenging articles to FA. My biggest FA failures are the following articles that I have nominated multiple times atWP:FAC without success:2008–09 Michigan Wolverines men's basketball team,Bob Chappuis,Michelle Obama,Jack Kemp, andEmily Ratajkowski.

Tigers on my userpage (feel free to add "free use" tiger)

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If you appreciate my work above leave a tiger below. If you have trouble finding one that you don't see below go tohttp://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tiger and click on any of the subspecies to see more Images.

Gallery

I have assumed the Manager/Director duties of theChicago WikiProject as well as the Coordinator duties for theAssessment department of the project. Below are current statistics for the project, and here is aproject log. Follow the bot tagging forWP:WPChihere. In April 2007, beforeElkman helped us set up{{ChicagoWikiProject}},SatyrTN helped us add this tag with his bot to articles andSpeciate donated inordinate amounts of time parameterizing the template on talk page after talk page our project looked likethis. Here is a sumary of the current state of the project. After SatyrTN retired,StepShep andXeno ran bots that tagged articles for the project.


Chicago articles by quality and importance
QualityImportance
TopHighMidLowNA???Total
FA33246090
FL1481427
FM6262
GA61310336350535
B204025673513311,383
C26473742,71511,3794,542
Start4557848,79227,00016,637
Stub152405,3477,53613,138
List51401332174274
Category1,7011,701
Disambig3939
File423423
Portal1616
Project6262
Redirect191888741,081
Template497497
NA22
Other33639
Assessed651781,84818,3503,73716,37040,548
Unassessed16495502
Total651781,84918,3563,73716,86541,050
WikiWork factors (?)ω =185,414Ω = 5.10


External Links

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Selected Photo Contributions

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The places

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Notes

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  1. ^List does not includeEkpe Udoh, who some might count as a 2010s Michigan product even though he last played for Michigan in 2008.

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