User:Jrtuenge

Greetings from your friendly neighborhood web crawler. You may notice in my Wikipedia edits some recurring themes:

making obscure connections
making corrections (with supporting evidence)
aiming for compendious coverage (often streamlining)
fussing over terminology

I'm also a bit of a historian — as for example seen in my edits to the pages for the Reporter-Herald, Genlyte Group, and Illuminating Engineering Society (IES). There is an overlap here with terminology, evident in my creation of the pages for beam angle and list of file formats for luminaire radiometric data, as well as my contribution of the luminous intensity distribution section of the floodlight page, providing unique background on NEMA Types and associated concepts. I also tried to change the title of the electric light article to light bulb, as noted on its Talk page (and further explained in my user essay).

I'm not an expert Wikipedia editor, but want to share something others might find helpful: To avoid becoming discouraged and/or inappropriately discouraging others, I think it's best to embrace the crowd-sourced nature of Wikipedia. Don't try to curate a single page to your personal liking. Instead, try to leave bread crumbs for others to follow -- bits of supported information that will hopefully prompt other editors to contribute and harmonize associated content.

My user subpage(s) can be found here. Please don't edit them or this page (use the Talk tabs instead). My uploaded images can be accessed here.