Lfstevens

7Although I have strong opinions on most subjects, most of my edits are copy edits. Occasionally I'll dig deeper on topics with which I feel comfortable. My sentences generally have fewer subclauses and big words than those they replace. I also leave pages with less minutiae and more focus on the page's main idea(s).

I avoid editing controversial pages. I'd even recommend that the powers limit such pages to links to fora that focus on the debate.

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WikiProject Fishes.

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WikiProject Hawaiʻi.

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WikiProject Cetaceans.

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WikiProject Turtles.

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the Guild of Copy Editors.

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Articles that need to be written

Hawaiian insular false killer whales ^[1]
Eaton lens
x fishery where x in (Hawaii, Florida,...)
Oncotripsy
Agriculture in Hawaii
Ecology of Palau

WIP

Articles I started

Wao Kele o Puna - 8
Shark sanctuary - many
Amphibious caterpillar - 10
Community solar farm - many
Ahihi-Kinau Natural Area Reserve - 8
Genetically modified salmon - many
Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative - 5
Sufflogobius bibarbatus - 6
Echinoecus pentagonus - 4
Lybia edmondsoni - many
Stylophora pistilata - 2
Reflectance paper - 3
Flat lens - 0
Germanane - 4
Aerographene - 6
Graphene foam - 3
Carbon-fiber tape - 0
Dynamical decoupling - 0
Diode memory - 0
Ambient backscatter - 1
Navia (vehicle) - 0
Reversibly-assembled cellular composite materials - 2
Cerebral organoid - 1
Tube-based nanostructures - 0
Photonic molecule - 8
Anthranilate-based insect repellents - 1
Tendon-driven robot - 2
Lumitrack - 0
Angiocrine growth factors - 0
Proton-boron fusion - 1
PERK inhibitors - 1
Photoactivated peptide - 0
Invalid science - 1/4
Neutron microscope -1
SafeFlame -1
Synaptic transistor -1
Synthetic antibody -1
Tidal kite -2
Membrane optics -6
Hydrogen bromine battery
Lithium-ion flow battery -2
Molecular communication -2
Adaptive clinical trial -5
Hydrophobic light-activated adhesive -1
Girl's court -2
Maryland hospital payment system -4
Borophene -8
Pesticide research -4
Pesticide degradation -2
Aluminum polymer composite -1
Bioretrosynthesis -2
Korean natural farming -4
Gene drive - 4
Single layer materials
Viridicatumtoxin B
Genetic engineering in Hawaii
Fexaramine
Big mechanism
Protected intersection
Nanopore battery
Thermoelectric battery
Senolytics
Zeroth (software)
Dual carbon battery
Fidgetin-like 2
Nanophotonic coherent imager
Magnesium sulfur battery
Projection micro-stereolithography
Nanodiamond
ARC fusion reactor
Search engine manipulation effect
Nanolamination
Tilth
Sceptor (aircraft)
HT-TALENS
Fratricidins
CRISPR/Cpf1
Genetically engineered blood
Salt water battery
Synthetic immunology
Passive Wi-Fi
Moving to work
Reference price
ABTL0812
Clostridium novyi-NT
Oncotecture
Zinc ion battery
Athyrium haleakalae
Tissue nanotransfection
Relation network
Open Neural Network Exchange
Auwahi Dryland Forest Restoration Project
Neural architecture search
Carbon farming
Cembratrienol
List of bivalves of Hawaii
Comparative oncology
Darobactin
Seq2seq 2019/12
Squirrel AI 2020/01
Energy based model 2020/02
Oncotripsy 2020/02
Corbomycin 2020/02
School choice in Florida 2020/02
Sentinel surveillance 2020/04
Viral disease testing 2020/05
Plasma magnet 2020/05
Concretene 2020/06
Condensed mathematics 2020/06
Vision transformer 2020/07
Zaila Avant-garde 2020/07
Form Energy 2020/08
Nickel niobate 2021/11
Mussel foot protein 2021/11
T cell receptor T cell therapy 2022/01
Jedi Blue 2022/01
Hydraulic warfare 2022/03
Hydrogen transport 2022/08
Fabimycin 2022/08
Instagram face 2022/08
Barocaloric material 2022/08
Snow Lake lithium mine 2022/11
Accumulated local effects 2022/12
Hyperdimensional computing 2023/04
THOR (directed energy weapon) 2023/05
Liquified gas electrolyte 2023/06
Sulfur selenium battery 2023/07
Anode-free battery 2024/01
Goldene 2024/04

Outline of animal pages

This is a draft of a semi-standard outline for articles on animals. Since encyclopedias are primarily used to 'look things up' rather than for casual reading, more detailed outlines are appropriate.

Taxonomy
- Etymology
Anatomy
- Fins/Tails
- Jaws
- Nervous system
- Organs
- Size
- Skeleton or Shell
- Skin
- Teeth
- Vision

Physiology
- Respiration
- Thermoregulation
- Osmoregulation
- Digestion
- Circulation
- Senses
Senses
- Sight
- Smell
- Hearing
- Taste
- Touch

Life history/behavior
- Reproduction
- Brooding
- Communication
- Sleep
- Intelligence
- Movement
- Lifespan
- Death
- Disease

Ecology
- Range and habitat
- Population
- Diet
- Predation
Status
- Threats
- Conservation
Evolution
- Phylogenetics
- Transitions

Relation to humans
- Fisheries
- Gastronomy
- Cultural significance
- Biology?
- History?
- Biotechnology
- Aquariums
- Toxicity
- Treatment
- Hazards

Wikiproject: Fish uses this alternative

Range or geographic distribution (for higher-order taxa)
Physical description, including size, weight, and age data from FishBase
Habitat, diet, and related information
Importance to humans (aquarium fish, game fish, commercial fishing, research uses, etc.)
Conservation status (if not Secure) for species, including explanation for the classification, and mention of members classified as Vulnerable or worse for higher taxa
Other noteworthy information (life-cycle, breeding, etc.)
Trivia (state fish, national emblem, ships bearing the name, other uses of the name, etc.)
Etymology of name (especially for genus names, which FishBase normally provides), alternate common names, important binomial synonyms, etc.

Articles that need a lot of work that students could perform while learning about the subject

Sharks

Turtle

Tropical

Marine mammals

North American

Non-marine

Papaya

Slack-key guitar bios

To do

Find Prolific Arterlife in Sci. Am. and add url to*Whale fall

/stuff

Copy-edit drive articles

/Barnstars

Off-book copy edits
List	Articles	Size	Starting backlog	Ending backog	Progress
/July 2010	73
/September 2010	55		6300	5575	725
/September 2012	362	3500
/November 2012	276	2000	2791	2690	101
/January 2013	41
/May 2013	746	4200	3061	2484	577
/November 2013	369	3800	3104	2641	473
/March 2014	47		2915	2902	13
/May 2014	602	5000	2967	2236	731
/November 2014	482	5000	2483	1974	509
/May 2015	482	5700	2627	2022	605
/November 2015	809	6000	2557	1849	708
/May 2016	809	7000	2223	1493	727
/November 2016	480	5000	1927	1414	523
/May 2017	588	5000	1875	1388	487
/September 2017	105	3000	1462	1432	30
/November 2017	513	6800	1575	997	578
/January 2018	41		1194	1141	53
/May 2018	745	9500	1449	716	733
/November 2018	661	7300	1244	827	417
/January 2019	501	5000	1112	869	253
/March 2019	472	7900	1039	811	228
/May 2019	428	10,200	1055	598	457
/July 2019	345	10,000	897	585	312
/September 2019	359+8	11,000	814	519	295
/November 2019	254	12,000	683	479	204
/January 2020	261	13,000	637	321	316
/March 2020	250	15,000	477	112	365
/July 2020	61	5,000	500	255	251
/September 2020	55		443
/November 2020	75		548
/May 2021	162	NA	537	329	208
/July 2021	268	10,000	875	599	276
/September 2021	15		931
/November 2021	239		1121
/January 2022	201	7,000	1175	964	211
March 2022	239+6	8,000	1142	1023	119
May 2022			1304
July 2022	218+31	7,000	1506	1432	74
September 2022	154+1	7,000	1774	1,604	170
November 2022	210+33	5,000	1935	1698	263
January 2023	133+17	7,000	1938	1858	65
March 2023	83+5	7,000	1975	1749	226
May 2023	133+1	7,000	2020	1838	192
July 2023	187+1	7,000	2113	1926	187
September 2023	125+18	7,000	2146	1935	211
November 2023	166+7	7,000	2322	2072	171
January 2024	183+30	7,000	2419	2270	149
March 2024		7,000	2508
May 2024
July 2024
September 2024	103+5	5,000	2953	2,634	319
November 2024	164+12	6,000	2626	2,351	271
Total	13,251

Techniques

Coordinates: Coordinates add context to an article, and icons appear on google earth (eventually). Use google images, Bing birdseye view, and google streetview to cross reference locations. Then center google maps on the location, and copy this code into the address bar and press enter: javascript:void(prompt('',"{{coord|" + gApplication.getMap().getCenter().lat() + "|" + gApplication.getMap().getCenter().lng() + "}}")); Then copy the text out of dialogue box, paste it into the article, and trim the coordinates to appropriate accuracy (usually 4 decimal places for a building).

Columns: {{Div col}} {{Div col end}}
Current dollars: $100,000 in 1900

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Quote box:

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..from User:Epeefleche

Stats

Source
Year	Rank	Edits	Annual
2015	1,714	35,951
2016	1,583	40,965	5,014
2017	1,576	44,452	3,487
2018	1,524	48,378	4,426
2019	1,471	53,281	4,903
2020	1,518	54,924	1,643
2021	1,548	58,046	3,122
2022	1,521	61,848	3,702
2023	1,538	64,850	3,002

Holding

The solar F10.7 index is measured daily at local noon in a bandwidth of 100 MHz centered on 2800 MHz at the Penticton site of the Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory (DRAO), Canada. The solar F10.7 cm record extends back to 1947, and is the longest direct non-sunspot record of solar activity.^[2]^[3]

Artificial Intelligence articles that need writing

Notes

^ "NOAA Status Alert" (PDF). Pifsc.noaa.gov. Retrieved 2013-10-03.
^ John White; Ken Tapping (February 2012). "The Penticton Solar Flux Receiver". QST. The American Radio Relay League: 39–45. {{cite journal}}: Unknown parameter |last-author-amp= ignored (|name-list-style= suggested) (help)
^ Davies, Kenneth (1990). Ionospheric Radio. IEE Electromagnetic Waves Series #31. London, UK: Peter Peregrinus Ltd/The Institution of Electrical Engineers. p. 34. ISBN 0-86341-186-X.

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[1] "NOAA Status Alert" (PDF). Pifsc.noaa.gov. Retrieved 2013-10-03.

[2] John White; Ken Tapping (February 2012). "The Penticton Solar Flux Receiver". QST. The American Radio Relay League: 39–45. {{cite journal}}: Unknown parameter |last-author-amp= ignored (|name-list-style= suggested) (help)

[3] Davies, Kenneth (1990). Ionospheric Radio. IEE Electromagnetic Waves Series #31. London, UK: Peter Peregrinus Ltd/The Institution of Electrical Engineers. p. 34. ISBN 0-86341-186-X.

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