Nothing annoys this user more than when a teacher says that Wikipedia isn't reliable and that anybody can enter anything completely untrue that'll stay.
This editor thinks Wikipedia should readily allow copyrighted images and supports fair use. We should teach and not let copyright stop learning.
I am TheSecondLugia. I am not currently very active on Wikipedia because of school but at other times I enjoy reading Wikipedia articles about various things. My main interest is on game shows, especially British ones.
When it comes to editing, however, I am an absolute beginner at editing articles, so expect inaccuracies and messy edits. Over time, I will try to get my hands on what I can do here. If you want to teach me, you can! Just discuss it on my talk page.
Mainly I try to improve articles relating to my main interests. This includes game shows (especially British ones), mobile phones, board games, and anything that is fun. I also spy an vandalism on those types of articles and learn from other vandals on what to look out for when skimming the articles for vandalism.
Being a Year 11 student is pretty hard when it comes to entering a community website, like Wikipedia. However, I always try my best to not be afraid and reach out to other fellow Wikipedians. Note that I am still practising on how to write a good, informative article so that I can be a great contributor to Wikipedia. I also need to learn how to get the best out of it, such as the ability to edit tables in articles.
I am very motivated about editing Wikipedia articles because that's what I usually do for fun. Not only can I learn new things from around the world, but typing them into a Wikipedia article felt amazing (for some odd reason). Hopefully I will remain like this for another two years.
