Hi, I'm Mullafacation (/ˌmʊləfəːˈkeɪʃən/, from "multiplication") I edit random articles I find on Wikipedia. For the most part, I don't introduce new information to articles and instead just move things around the place.
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I have never really used my watchlist or been an active member of any WikiProjects. Editing is not usually an organised hobby I have but more of an unfortunate ailment. I am only slightly aware of what goes on in the community and if I join an open discussion that is relevant to me, it is probably a lucky accident that I saw it when I did.[1]
I keep typing in the URL for Wikipedia articles rather than using the Search tool so I end up creating loads of redirect pages. Because I fixate on the first thing I see, I am interested in symbols, flags, grammar, articles' stylistic choices and all of the other things that don't involve actually comprehending text.
The only actual mainspace article I have ever created was about the 2022–present Irish anti-immigration protests. I have no particular interest in them and indiscriminately dumped information from the media. You may think that I not having an opinion would improve its neutral point of view but just made it have a complete lack of cohesion. Thinking about it through different points of view has been helpful but it has now been rightly tagged for excessive detail.
I was there on Wikipedia's 25th birthday and so have won the right to use superscript ordinal suffixes! --– Mullafacation『talk』 20:56, 16 January 2026 (UTC).svg){kind=small}
