User:Zenryzap

I've been an editor since October of 2023. I have studied French for 4 years and latin for 4 more. I am currently attending University of New Orleans and I intend on permanently residing in New Orleans. I care about history and accessibility of information.

You can put anything in ref labels. ^[a]

I suck so hard at wikitext

Descriptivism over Prescriptivism

I am agnostic

I live in America and thus I have a western perspective that will always be present.

I’m neither left wing nor right wing.

I am strongly anti-AI.

I believe that individual cultures and languages should be preserved and protected as long as possible.

This isn't bragging, it's purely to show that I'm not a worthless schmuck

Pages I have made

• Solidarité républicaine
• Rudolf Reschreiter
• Pierre Joigneaux
• 1237 in France
• Mathieu de la Drôme
• List of reptiles of Malta

Redirects redirected

• List of slang terms for cannabis
• Wacky tobacky
• Wacky-backy
• Wacky tobacci
• Wackie-backie
• Wackie backie
• Wacky tobaccy
• Finno-Hungarian relations

Major contributions

• Positivist calendar (First edit was here)
• AquaLoop
• Bible translations in the Middle Ages
• Giuseppe Garibaldi
• Dante Alighieri
• Kufstein
• 1943 in Sweden
• 1914 in Sweden
• Belshazzar's feast (Contribution removed via fork)
• On Buildings
• Finland–Hungary relations
• House of Glücksburg

I will— often— forget; (punctuation) mark’s (…).

I can be over enthusiastic about small things, the first 20ish edits I made were so that I could edit the Charles III page to add that he’s agnatically a Glücksburg, and when I finally could I added a huge section about it and such which was just way way too much. Thankfully someone with a level head reverted it.

I can be a little loose about sourcing when it’s something I don’t necessarily care about, though if I care about something I will care about sourcing. I’ve been following a small Scandinavian content creator for 3 years while periodically asking her about an article she wrote 4 years ago that is still the only source on wether or not Wilhelm II actually held the title of Burgrave of Nuremberg or if that was just a joking thing that some people called him because he stayed there.

I enjoy learning about French history, a good portion of my largest edits are in relation to that. I like most history, but French history is most fascinating to me, the Victorian era in particular

While of course a majority of my edits end up being grammar checks, rewordings, and sourcing, one of the most relaxing things to me is translating an article. I can speak French ok, and I can sort of understand it if its spoken slow enough, I can read it very well, and translating French pages to English is extremely satisfying to me.

I study Latin, and find it, along with linguistics and etymology terribly fascinating.

If I'm going to read an article I'll usually read something about engineering, I like knowing how things work.

^a No one will look at the url...