A Little Bit About Me

Some interests of mine (that led [or may lead] me to editing similar articles) are:

• Writing
• American Sign Language
• Toontown Online/Toontown Rewritten
• Horses
• Having/styling curly hair
• Adoption and foster care
• French
• Korea and Kpop

I'm hoping to find actual D/deaf wikiHowians to help me on making wH's articles on deafness or Deaf culture the best they can be! :)

I created my avatar on a really great dressup maker called RPG Heroine Creator!

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Achievements:

• On 8/10/15 my first article was fully promoted! :D
• 8/26/15: Received a wikiGnome award!
• 8/31/15: Received my first rising star!
• 2/?/16: Became a booster!

Wiki Goals:

• Write another rising star article.
• Categorize more.
• Read 30 articles for myself.

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NEW	This author speaks a new language. It is called American Sign Language & French.

This author uses American Sign Language (ASL).

This author is a twin!

wH	This author loves wikiHow's collaborative nature.

This author feels differently about sunny and rainy days.

This author loves reading books!

This author takes notes.

This author is a Born-Again Christian.

1=1	This author disagrees with Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution.

“?”	This author thinks American punctuation is best.

Helpful Information and Links

This is a section about helpful things I find that need a place to rest. My bookmarks list can only be so big! :P

Use Templates on wikiHow|Template Category|wikiHow's Policy|wH Writer's Guide|Edit Your Message to a wikiHow User After Sending It|Fact Check a wikiHow Article

Little Known Stuff

Here's a section for little known stuff on wH: I consider these things that I feel should still apply (although they most likely still do!) but just aren't very well-known to the newer users like myself. Here's a few articles that are great--but fairly undiscovered--resources: Write a Character Article (a "Be Like" Article) on wikiHow

Maluniu said:

[Posted four years ago on a talk page] The community is assisting on a huge project as of now to get rid of any slang terms, spelling errors, and grammar mistakes that may lower wikiHow's "grading" in Google results. We're trying to wean away from the Club Penguin "slang", for example "mumu" and "pookie" to improve the site's mission. ...we encourage editors to use the proper terms for it, such as "mom" and "baby".