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Andrew Oakley[edit]

I'm is based in Gloucestershire, UK where I am a software development manager. I live near Tewkesbury with my wife and children.

I have been a free software advocate, anti-spam expert, web developer, financial systems programmer, goth/industrial DJ, pirate radio newsreader, Young Conservative, 1980's computer magazine contributor and political campaigner for the arts and rural life. I helped create the uk.people.gothic Usenet newsgroup, and wrote and edited the FAQ for a number of years.

Born in 1971, I grew up in Alveley in the Severn Valley, Shropshire, attended Oldbury Wells School in Bridgnorth and completed my Business Computer Systems degree at Cheltenham & Gloucester College in 1994 (then part of the University of Bristol, later the University of Gloucestershire in its own right).

User:Evilandi/Wasp Factory Recordings - project to restore the Wasp Factory Recordings page, requires massive re-write and more notable sources.
/Sandbox - my sandbox

This user is a native speaker of the English language.

Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau élémentaire de français.

Dydy'r defnyddiwr 'ma ddim yn deall y Gymraeg.

R/G

This user has red-green color blindness.

This user is of Irish and British ancestry.

This user is a recent changes patroller.

This user studies the concept of logic.

This user contributes using Ubuntu.

This user contributes using Linux.

prog-3

This user is an advanced programmer.

This user is a Goth.

This user is a skeptic.

		The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar
		Awarded for soliciting the attention and comment of others in a dispute situation. On a wiki, it is sometimes best for the parties to an argument to state their cases and then turn moderation and decision-making to others, as you do. Thanks for contributing in a kind, meaningful, effective, and non-confrontational way. Bluerasberry (talk) 19:54, 27 May 2009 (UTC)