User:Dcd139
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Welcome to my user page. I realize it's a fairly boring one. I hope to remedy this situation by actually going out and editing. Soon. Once I finish my psychology homework. Possibly before I finish my psychology homework.
Articles I've substantially contributed to:
- Servant of Two Masters
- more to come very soon, I hope
Most of what I do on Wikipedia:
- Copyediting and grammar correction
And a few userboxes (okay, more than a few, I got carried away):
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| ... | Ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which this user will not put. |
| “,;:’ | This user is a punctuation stickler. |
| A, B, and C | This user prefers the serial comma. |
| lib | This user is a liberal. |
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This user believes that the death penalty should never be used.* |
| PC | This user is pro-choice. |
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This user supports heterosexual and homosexual marriages, and is against any kind of gender restrictions. |
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 | This user identifies as a lesbian. |
| she | This user prefers to be referred to using feminine gender pronouns. |
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This user supports the Democratic Party. |
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This user accepts evolution as a biological fact. |
| ∞? | This user is an agnostic. |
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Until proven wrong, this user does not believe in the supernatural. |
 | This user is a bibliophile. |
 | This user enjoys heavy reading, such as Shakespeare and other dead guys. |
 | This user died on the barricades - June 5-6th, 1832 |
 | This user's homeworld is mostly harmless. |
.jpg){kind=small} | This user is interested in history. |
 | This user is interested in the History of France. |
 | This user is interested in the French Revolution. |
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 | This user is a participant in WikiProject LGBTQ+ studies. |