User:VidanaliK
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(The username means nothing, just a random combination of letters)
Many of the things worth doing in the world were declared impossible before they were done.
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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— Probably also Arthur C Clark, when first turning on a hairdryer
- Jay Foreman
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Hey! I'm interested in countries, geography, science, and space. I refer to links to Wikipedia pages enclosed by [[ ]] as "bluelinks" (following the convention as redlinks), and I will edit the most minute grammar or clarity errors.
I believe that copyediting is an important and productive exercise for newer editors because incorrect spelling and grammar makes an article seem less authoritative, and vice versa. I like going down wiki rabbit holes to find things that could be corrected and learn more at the same time.
I'm a Recent Changes patroller and have been one accidentally for a few weeks now.
I am a native speaker of Hebrew, and as such enjoy translating articles from Hebrew Wikipedia into English. I have done this to 3 articles so far.
I have a ridiculous amount of userboxes, and have created quite a few myself, about topics like Soviet space dogs, hexagons, and terraforming planets.
Articles I created (excluding redirects, disambiguation pages, and surname lists):
- Han (robot) (I made it as an IP editor)
- Philip K. Dick Android
- List of NASA launch vehicles
- List of NASA field centers and launch sites
- Echo (Cirque du Soleil)
- Unexpected Cheddar (Trader Joe's)
- Airline trading cards
And my translations:
- Yuval Shem-tov (translated from Hebrew Wikipedia)
- Naftali Hertz Halevi (translated from Hebrew Wikipedia)
- Moshe Avigdor Amiel (translated from Hebrew Wikipedia)
I also contribute to Wikipedia:WikiProject Medicine/Vital Signs 2026 and WikiProject Judaism.
