User:Iamany

Reference links for my own uses

If you post anything on my talk page, I'll most likely reply on your talk page and possibly copy and paste the relevant section with it, unless I find that you prefer I do something else.

New to editing so I appreciate all feedback, suggestions, tips, help, etc. I would appreciate it if you use abbreviations when I'm around, if you could also post what the abbreviation means/stands for (at least the first time the abbreviation is used), just to make it easier since I'm inexperienced. It's not a big deal, it'll just save me a few seconds from having to look it up on WP:Glossary.

Currently working on (update: waiting for review of) a Springpad article since I feel it is worthy of an article (based on my understanding of notability) as a competitor to Evernote which already has an article, and has similar status as Diigo (which is a stub) and Delicious (website). I'm not actually sure whether more experienced editors agrees, but at the very least if it does become notable, there will be a place to start from maybe? Since I'm new to this, I used the articles I mentioned as references, as well as Remember the Milk, User:PatriceNeff/Memonic which was not accepted as an article, and a few others I can't recall at the moment.

I also have a variety of sites and news articles which I looked at/am using as sources, but I am not completely sure what is defined as reliable and the ambiguity of which sites qualify as news vs those that aren't news but still have articles from correspondents that are still edited by a staff of editors since these subjects seem a little subjective to me. I'm thinking that with experience and advice from other editors all the topics related to editing that I'm unsure of I'll be better able to figure these things out on my own in the future.

I'll design this page with the whole About section and whatnot some other time, but I'll leave this here for now.

CMU

This user attends or attended Carnegie Mellon University.