
Hello, I'm Robert Jones, and use my initials, Rjjiii, as my username. I began editing Wikipedia in 2022, and became an administrator in 2025. I have one alternate account, Rjjiii (ii), for testing and editing articles on other devices. In addition to this page, you can also check out these automated logs for my:
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| Article | Evaluation | Views[1] | Before |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roswell incident | 938,000 | ||
| Night of the Living Dead | 709,000 | ||
| Mobile, Alabama | 377,000 | ||
| Piri Reis map | 301,000 | ||
| Polybius | 204,000 | ||
| Night | 119,000 | ||
| Flying saucer | 130,000 | ||
| Open-source license | 81,000 | ||
| Piri Reis | 80,000 | ||
| Manicule | 30,000 | ||
| Rodney, Mississippi | 20,000 | ||
| Ängelholm UFO memorial | 19,000 | ||
| Kitab-ı Bahriye | 9,000 | ||
| Leroy Chollet | 7,000 |
- Giant human skeletons
- Police jury
- Zebro
- List of reported UFO sightings
- Mantell UFO incident
- Book of Roads and Kingdoms
- XUL
- K-Meleon
- Book
- Aurora Rodrigues
- Blue pencil (editing)
- Westall UFO
- Free license
- Dog
- Bertrand Méheust
- Ladee Hubbard
- Carolina Casanova de Cepeda
- Instagram face
- D-pad
- Cantino planisphere
- Second Piri Reis map (1528)
- Fictional brand
- Dandelion
- Special Executive
- Welding
- Afonso de Noronha
- Ívar Bárðarson
- Matthías Þórðarson
- Norse colonization of North America
- Tanfield Valley
- Avayalik Islands
- Armstrong House (Britt, Iowa)
- Yohanna Roa
- Night of the Living Dead remakes
- Qasr Bshir
- Dammuso
- Wrinkles the Clown
- Origins of the American Civil War
- Gulf of Mexico
Documentation
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edit- Masonic Lodge in Rodney, Mississippi
- Abandoned Alston Grocery Store in Rodney, Mississippi
- Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Rodney, Mississippi
- Police Jury for St. Helena Parish
- Ängelholm UFO memorial plaque
- Treece, Kansas
- Florence Irene Ford's grave, tombstone
- Florence Irene Ford's grave, interior
- US Route 66 Ribbon Road
- A former neighborhood in Picher, Oklahoma, after the houses were gone
- Former Picher, Oklahoma, Youth Soccer Field
- Wooden boardwalk trail at Camp Salmen Nature Park
- Port Gibson Oil Works
- Portland Japanese Garden
- Highway 42 movable bridge over the Amite River at Port Vincent on the boundary between Livingston and Ascension Parish
- Holy Rosary Catholic Church and graves with a commemorative cross in the foreground
- Duckroost Bayou in St. Amant, Louisiana
- Gold Dome at St. Amant High School
- Old Livingston Parish Courthouse
- Abandoned corner store on Lousiana Highway 22 in Acy, Louisiana
Infographics
edit- Shrinking zebro range based on historical documents and toponyms
- Most reported shapes of UFOs
- Most popular open-source licenses
- Flux-cored arc welding (FCAW) diagram
- Oxyfuel gas welding diagram
- The Piri Reis map with translations from Yusuf Akçura embedded
- A comparison of Caribbean on the Piri Reis map, to Asia on the Erdapfel globe
- Political map of Europe and the Mediterranean in 1470 showing locations associated with the early life of Piri Reis
- A comparison of the Piri Reis map and the Cantino planisphere
- Map of the Ottoman expedition to take Hormuz in 1552
Modified photos
edit- Instead of repairing this bullet hole to look like a new wall, they restored it by embedding a replica cannonball
- Comparison of dog (left) and human (right) vision
Public domain
edit- Schematic world map from a sixteenth century manuscript of al-Qazwini's Marvels of Creation (1530)
- A traditional world map showing the Inhabited Quarter, or known world, including Africa (top), Asia (bottom-left), Europe (bottom-right), the Encircling Ocean, and Mount Qaf; from The Pearl of Wonders and the Uniqueness of Strange Things
- Ibn al-Wardi's atlas of the world (1349)
- Text from Cantino Planisphere
- The 1945 Loyola Wolfpack championship team
- Chollet yearbook photo
- Leroy Chollet (center) defends a jumpshot
- Photographs of the Chollet brothers in college
- Photograph of Leroy Chollet from the Buffalo Evening News (1948)
- Viking space probe awaiting recovery at White Sands
- "Air Force personnel used stretchers and gurneys to pick up 200-pound dummies in the field and to move them in the laboratory." McAndrew, James (1997).
- Project Mogul balloon train
- Relative height of Project Mogul balloon train
- The federal government used to drop these on sheep farms and recover them in ambulances.
- Frank Scully uses his book about flying saucers to demonstrate how he believes they are powered via magnetism.
- Grocery store in Rodney, Mississippi
- A home photographed by Marion Post Wolcott
- Rodney hotel in decline
- Rodney hotel and store
- General Ramey with Roswell debris
- A lamplighter at work
- "Wooding Up, Rodney, Mississippi" by Robert Brammer
- Page from AW Faber Inc. Catalogue (1940)
- Map of the Mississippi River from the mouth of Yazoo River to the southern part of Louisiana
- Bird's-eye view of the Mississippi River
- Explosion du bolide de quenngouck [Explosion of the Quenngouck bolide]
- Skáholt map
- Armstrong House in Britt, Iowa
- Photograph of Spanish soprano Carolina Casanova de Cepeda
Texts
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The full text of Piri Reis' Map at Wikisource
Media related to 1981 Palisek D-pad patent at Wikimedia Commons
Media related to They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers newspaper ad at Wikimedia Commons
Media related to Southern Telegraph, April 8, 1836, Rodney, Mississippi at Wikimedia Commons
Notes
edit- ↑ Annual distinct page views. Studies have shown the view count of Wikipedia articles correlates with increased scrutiny and thus increased reliability of information: Mannix, Liam (September 13, 2022). "Evidence suggests Wikipedia is accurate and reliable. When are we going to start taking it seriously?". Sydney Morning Herald.