I take the guideline WP:BEBOLD very (perhaps too) seriously! If I see a change that needs to be made, no matter how small, I just go ahead and do that, small or large improvements help the encyclopaedia for everyone!

I like welcoming new users as I think it gives them a sense that their contributions are appreciated (or if vandalism occurs, that they know what went wrong) and the message acts as encouragement to make further constructive contributions.

I wish more editors knew about the guidance contained within Wikipedia:Superfluous bolding explained because many articles use a title like [year] [country] [election] which doesn't sound quite right to a reader.

When I am creating articles, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots have come in very useful in helping me determine whether a subject has enough sources to meet the general notability guideline (or any other relevant guidelines) through the amount of sources a subject has! Of course, I do have to check the content that AI provides as I cannot completely trust it due to AI chatbots hallucinating information that doesn't exist. I will not and have never relied on a chatbot to provide me with a full article. I have found Claude to be the most reliable chatbot for finding suitable sources as it understands relevant policies, guidelines and essays.

Articles I have created

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I like creating new articles but there is too much to do on Wikipedia that takes my attention away from creating or editing articles. I used to not create articles so much and I could have been content with that but there was quite a bit of notability through secondary sources for a lot of these topics so there was little reason to not create them; after all, Australian topics I think get less attention than ones from more populated countries like the United Kingdom or the United States.

Articles I have significantly edited

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These are just some of the many articles I have edited, you can find a list of all the articles I have contributed to on the xTools page about my user account.

  • 2025 Australian federal election – Election of Australia's 48th parliament, I really wanted to be part of making the best article Wikipedia had ever seen on an Australian election, that means I completed most of the campaign section, added too much to further reading and generally kept things somewhat tidy. I am considering making the same kind of improvements to this year's Australian state elections.
  • Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Act 2024 – Australian legislation, naturally I would edit this a lot because it is a hugely notable topic and is important regarding Australian children's online futures, I don't want people to be ill-informed on what this new law will aim to do. The topic's notability and the great state of the article are reasons that I have nominated that article for good article status.