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I joined Wikipedia on June 1, 2007, but did not start editing until July 14, 2007. At first I stuck to one set of articles, but then went on to wherever the wind took me.
I have a bunch of articles on watch that I check up on for suspicious activity whenever possible. I'm somewhat of a WikiSloth at the moment.
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