Hi! My name is JohnLaurensAnthonyRamos333, or JLAR3 for short, and I'm a Wikipedian who enjoys copy editing and reverting vandalism. I have a guestbook you can sign, a talk page we can talk on (hence the name), and a user page (hint: you're warm) you can read. I've made over 3,000 contributions to the English Wikipedia.
How is my edit vandalism?
Vandalism is when an editor, in good faith or bad, makes an unconstructive edit to a page, such as blanking or adding gibberish. Sometimes this can be an accident, which is why it is important to always assume good faith.
My edit wasn't vandalism. How do I get it fixed without engaging in an edit war?
I may mistakenly revert your edit and label it as vandalism. If I do so, I apologize. Please state why your edit wasn't vandalism on your talk page or mine.
How can I help revert vandalism?
Thanks for wanting to help! Reverting vandalism is a never-ending job. You can join an anti-vandalism WikiProject, or you can just revert vandalism on your own. A useful tool is the recent changes page, which is especially helpful if you use the filters to find vandalism.
Attempt 7: 527 (up 70 points from Attempt 6)
As such, I am officially (and proudly) a Wikipediholic.
I'm sometimes an impulsive editor, so please be patient with me! I thought I was more careful with my edits, but NOPE! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ My overeager self always takes control. Sorry for any inconveniences that may cause. I'll do my best!
I'm currently writing this draft for the novel The First to Die at the End. Feel free to improve it if you'd like.