This new editor took the time and effort to become a proficient encyclopedic writers who combats systemic bias and sheds light on perennially underrepresented topics. With less than a thousand edits they signed up for the 2024 Developing Countries WikiContest and submitted a slew of new articles about abortion in African countries, five of which are now good articles. They have written on many other topics besides, including quirky subreddits, musician BLPs, and cuisine under authoritarian regimes. This award celebrates their milestones. Hopefully, they will to continue their good work here for years to come.
I love writing Wikipedia articles, and my editing can be rather eclectic. I consider my main topic area to be internet culture (such as Bill Wurtz, my first GA), but I also like to write about geography (such as Niamey, which won me third place in The Core Contest 2025), food, and just anything I find interesting. I also work toward countering systemic bias, which is how I ended up writing a series of articles about Abortion in Africa.
Besides that, I just like to write articles about subjects that seem like someone should write about them. Or just articles that I think are funny: see r/BreadStapledToTrees, Pizza in North Korea, Jorts.
For your incredible coverage of abortion and abortion access in Africa. Yueđ 22:05, 16 August 2024 (UTC)
The Editor's Barnstar
I came here to thank you for Pizza in North Korea, which is a particularly fascinating and fun article, but it's crazy to see you're the person behind Bill Wurtz! I love his music.
It is very nice to see a user that touches many different types of content on Wikipedia, so your works on various subjects from music to politics to religion should be commended simply for variety's sake. Panini!âĸđĨĒ 01:35, 9 September 2024 (UTC)
The Anti-Systemic Bias Barnstar
Thank you for participating in the Developing Countries WikiContest! You've received 348 points, and here's a special award for your contributions.
... that jorts(example pictured), despite being worn by frumpy dads, are also associated with 1960s counterculture, punks, rappers, skaters, and "Brat summer"?
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