User:William Avery

My Userboxes This user feels physical pain when hearing others refer to Wikipedia as "Wiki". This user runs a bot, William Avery Bot (contribs). It performs tasks that are extremely tedious to do manually. This editor is a Sagacious Editor and is entitled to display this Carbonadium Editor Star with the Strangelet Superstar. This user has earned the 100,000 Edits Award. 23Y This Wikipedian joined Wikipedia on April 10, 2002 (23 years, 8 months, 4 weeks and 1 day ago). This user studies(d) at Pembroke College, Oxford Oxon.

Articles I started

Frederick Bligh Bond E. J. H. Corner Arnold Elston William Venn Gough Edmond Halley Pedro Lozano Anton Mosimann Edith Olivier 6 King Street, Bristol 7 and 8 King Street, Bristol 14 and 15 King Street, Bristol 16 King Street, Bristol 32 King Street, Bristol 61 Queen Charlotte Street, Bristol 37 and 39 Jamaica Street, Bristol Buckingham Baptist Chapel Clarks Wood Company warehouse Palace Hotel, Bristol Queen Square House, Bristol Sailors Refuge, Bristol St Peter and St Paul, Bristol Ston Easton Park Trinity Road Library, Bristol Wool Hall, Bristol Wootton Manor Île de Sein

Images I have uploaded

Featured The Rhodes Colossus Structures Academy Cinema Aztec Centre, Aztec West Barford St Martin cross Buckingham Baptist Chapel Carriage Works, Bristol Used in Simple Wikipedia - Almudena Cathedral Central Police Station, Bristol Cossham Memorial Hospital Trinity Road Library, Bristol Castlemead Cotham Park obelisks (Grade II listed buildings in Bristol) Quayside Village Crew's Hole, Bristol Easter Compton Used in Russian Wikipedia Corbel Used in Spanish Wikipedia - Teatro Alcázar Used in Spanish Wikipedia - Gómez de Sandoval y de la Cerda The Hendre 37 and 39 Jamaica Street, Bristol 6 King Street, Bristol 7 and 8 King Street, Bristol 14 and 15 King Street, Bristol 17 King Street, Bristol 32 King Street, Bristol 16 King Street, Bristol 34 King Street, Bristol 35 King Street, Bristol Kingsley Hall, Bristol Kings Weston House Lord Hill's Column Destruction of Louvain library (1914) St Nicholas's Almshouses 61 Queen Charlotte Street, Bristol another of the Grade II listed buildings in Bristol and another House of Thomas Chatterton Mark Hopkins (railroad) Mansion St Vincent's Works Gardiners warehouse (Bristol Byzantine) Warehouse premises of Hardware (Bristol) Limited Clarks Wood Company warehouse More Grade II* listed buildings in Bristol St Bartholomew's Hospital, Bristol St Mary le Port Church, Bristol St Nicholas, Bristol St Nicholas, Baydon St Peter and St Paul, Bristol City Road Baptist Church St Mary's, Dinton, Wiltshire Holy Cross, Ramsbury Holy Trinity, Stapleton, Bristol St Philip and Jacob, Bristol St Thomas the Martyr, Bristol Cotham Church Trinity Centre St Michael and All Angels, Coombe Bissett Thomas Rickman's St Peter ad Vincula St Peter's, Langley Burrell St Leonard's, Whitsbury Saint Mary's Chitterne All Saints, Broad Chalke All Saints, Chitterne Saint Giles Imber Painted headstone... ... of Scipio Africanus Seven Stars Public House, Bristol Shakespeare Inn, Bristol Shakespeare Public House, Bristol Stag and Hounds Public House Palace Hotel, Bristol Printers Devil, Bristol Swan Inn, Tockington Tockington Manor School Poldhu, Marconi's masts Used in Catalan Wikipedia Via Laietana Queen Square House, Bristol Old Custom House in Queen Square, Bristol Robinson's Warehouse, Bristol Sailors Refuge, Bristol South cloister of Gloucester Cathedral (Gothic architecture) Cottage of George Loveless, one of the Tolpuddle Martyrs Memorial to Tolpuddle Martyrs Tolpuddle Martyrs museum Western College, Bristol (Grade II* listed buildings in Bristol) Wilton House Palladian bridge at Wilton House Wool Hall, Bristol Warminster railway station People Gregorio Aglipay Felipe Agoncillo Amy Beach Ella A. Boole Penelope Boothby, daughter of Sir Brooke Boothby, 6th Baronet Arthur Brisbane Edward Brooks V.C. Hallie Quinn Brown John Burns Noël Édouard, vicomte de Curières de Castelnau Peter Cooper Clarice Coudert in a Delphos gown (History of fashion design) John Crewe, 2nd Baron Crewe Used at Portal:Charles Dickens/Selected picture Used at Portal:Charles Dickens/Selected picture William Hooper Councill Christopher Cradock William Henry Crane Charles B. Dillingham Thomas Aloysius Dorgan Alice Dunbar Nelson Edward VIII of the United Kingdom Johnny Farrell Ford Frick Timothy Thomas Fortune Charles Frohman Joseph Glidden Alexander Godley Rube Goldberg Francis James Grimké Prince Heinrich of Prussia Harry Hershfield Augusta Holmès Isabella Beecher Hooker Maria Jeritza The young James Weldon Johnson Roger Keyes, 1st Baron Keyes Jack Lait John Everett Millais' Lillie Langtry Lillie Langtry again Harry Lauder Thomas W. Lawson (businessman) Lilli Lehmann Lloyd George (Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949#Background) Henry Mayhew Désiré-Joseph Mercier Alfred Milner, 1st Viscount Milner Jean-Rémy Moët Maureen Orcutt Charles Paddock Edward Pellew, 1st Viscount Exmouth Daniel Payne Louis Raemaekers Joshua Reynolds James Richardson (explorer of the Sahara) John de Robeck Frederick Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts Pierre Paul Émile Roux Helen Rowland Otto Liman von Sanders Julia Sanderson Fritz Schaudinn John Flammang Schrank Wilhelmine Schröder-Devrient E. C. Segar Henry R. Selden Anna Howard Shaw M. Night Shyamalan Sarah Siddons Amanda Smith E. H. Sothern Cecil Spring-Rice Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham Doveton Sturdee Mary Burnett Talbert Augustus Thomas Jacques Auguste de Thou Charles Henry Turner Henry McNeil Turner Harriet Taylor Upton Bernard Vann V.C. Arthur Grenfell Wauchope Ida B. Wells Barnett Philip Wharton, 4th Baron Wharton Brand Whitlock Alfred Wilcox V.C. Francis Wilson (actor) Elsie de Wolfe. Used on the Danish Wikipedia for Nursing Navigation Box Naval operations in the Dardanelles Campaign Japanese landing at Siege of Tsingtao Germans at Siege of Tsingtao Others Park Güell Fastnet Rock Severn Beach Sea Mills, Bristol Ashton Court estate Parks of Bristol Statue of Edward Colston Lawrence Hill railway station Stapleton Road railway station Clifton Down railway station Shirehampton railway station Sea Mills railway station Avonmouth railway station St Andrews Road railway station Severn Beach railway station Pilning railway station "The Arches" on the Severn Beach Line Cley Hill Ball flowers More ball flowers Dog-tooth Seal of Richard Aungerville Port Essington Used on Japanese Wikipedia Siege of Tsingtao Krupp Factory (WWI) Brass slag coping at St Peter and St Paul, Bristol Ernest Normand's The White Slave Samuel Colman's Storm King on the Hudson Used in Spanish Wikipedia Butia Mammillaria baumii Yucca flaccida German Qingdao Maud Heath's Causeway Tolpuddle Martyrs day 2005 Fovant Badges River Ebble River Wylye River Nadder River Trym joining the Avon Warning sign, Salisbury Plain Salisbury Racecourse Used in Catalan Wikipedia Reciclatge (Recycling) Used in Polish Wikipedia Taksówka (Taxi) SS Adriatic (1871) .

Barnstars

Geography Barnstar I User:Bjrobinson, whether I am meant to or not, hereby award with the 'Geography Barnstar' for your long term, tireless and continuously high quality edits to places in the UK, and especially Bristol. You sir, are an example to us all, and I thank you on behalf of everyone on the entire planet with internet access. Bjrobinson 14:40, 16 May 2007 (UTC) The RickK Anti-Vandalism Barnstar Keep up your good anti vandalism work and keep the AIV reports coming in! ·Add§hore· ^Talk To Me! 22:35, 4 February 2009 (UTC) The BLP Barnstar Your hard work on BLPs in general, and at User:Lar/Liberal Semi specifically, is much appreciated. That page has now been sunsetted (and I hope never to need to bring it back) but the work you did there (whether by bringing articles forward, reviewing them, or protecting them... or even by questioning or criticizing the process!) was of great help to the project. See you in the trenches! ++Lar: t/c 01:49, 7 September 2009 (UTC) The Special Barnstar Thanks for your contributions, William Avery. SwisterTwister talk 02:52, 20 May 2012 (UTC) The Cleanup Barnstar For massive quantities of capitalization fixes in bird articles. You deserve some appreciation. SchreiberBike talk 22:42, 20 July 2014 (UTC) The Wikilink Barnstar For linking from several hundred species to the authorities who described them. If you come across any authorities identified only by surname (especially before early C20) who you can't track down, please get in touch. It's a hobby of mine; I think I've only failed once. (I came across Richard Brinsley Hinds because there was a {{dn}} tag on a link to the DAB page Hinds. It took me something like 30 minutes to find his initials, and another 15 to find his given names. I was shocked to discover that he seemed have been forgotten, and at once set about writing the article.) Narky Blert (talk) 10:53, 27 January 2018 (UTC) The Technical Barnstar For creating Wikipedia rejected draft images tool. MKFI (talk) 18:34, 14 October 2021 (UTC) The Technical Barnstar For creating Taxoboxalyzer. I can't get enough of it. Scorpions13256 (talk) 00:24, 8 February 2022 (UTC)

Wiki tools
see-also-check – Helps check for conformity to WP:ALSO taxoboxalyzer – Converts manual taxoboxes to the Wikipedia:Automated taxobox system Heber – For checking the images left when draft articles are rejected (incomplete)

A fact from the article Frederick Bligh Bond, which this user created or significantly contributed to, has been featured in the Did you know... section on the Main Page.

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How the category tree works - we are all (extinct) fish

Category:Fish > Category:Fish conservation > Category:Fish by conservation status > Category:Extinct fish > Category:Prehistoric fish > Category:Prehistoric fish by geological period > Category:Paleozoic fish > Category:Devonian fish > Category:Devonian bony fish > Category:Elpistostegalia > Category:Stegocephali > Category:Tetrapods > Category:Evolution of tetrapods‎ > Category:Evolution of mammals‎ > Evolution of primates‎ > Human evolution‎ > Recent African origin of modern humans‎ > Category:Anatomically modern humans‎ > Category:Race (human categorization)‎ > Category:Biological anthropology‎ > Category:Primatology‎ > Category:Primates > Category:Primate taxa‎ > Category:Primate taxonomy‎ > Category:Apes > Category:Homininae‎ > Category:Hominini > Category:Hominina > Category:Humans ...

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