User:MadelynnSienna

MadelynnSienna

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Introduction

Hi! You will often see me copy-editing, reverting vandalism and expanding articles. I try to AGF all the time. Feel free to hang around here. Cheers.

Leaving overly detailed edit summaries sometimes.
Reading first, editing second.
Creating talk pages for every article I see that doesn't already have one.
Delaying reverts a bit when trolls or POV-pushers still edit after several warnings or a long time. Time delaying is the best way to deal with them since they are easily bored. This does not apply to vandalism since they must be reverted immediately.
Showing no mercy to vandals, vandals blaming their little brothers, trolls, LTAs, sock puppets and rude IPs.

Raoul Wallenberg

1773 – On James Cook's second voyage, his vessel HMS Resolution became the first vessel to cross the Antarctic Circle.
1945 – Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who had saved thousands of Jews from the Holocaust, was taken into Soviet custody during the Siege of Budapest and was never seen in public again.
1961 – Three days before leaving office, U.S. president Dwight D. Eisenhower delivered a farewell speech to the nation, in which he warned about the dangers of the military–industrial complex.
1989 – Patrick Purdy opened fire in an elementary school in Stockton, California, killing 5 and wounding 32 others.
2010 – The first spate of violence between Muslims and Christians began in Jos, Nigeria, and would end in more than 200 deaths.

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