User:FranticSpud

I very recently joined Wikipedia and lack almost complete knowledge on how to use it and its tools. I think that I'm using my User page correctly though I really don't know. If you're bored on Wikipedia, just follow me around and fix the mistakes I will inevitably leave.

I created an account to expand and create articles related to ants. After finding [https://www.antwiki.org/wiki/Main_Page AntWiki] too complex for most people, and Wikipedia lacking coverage on many, many species, I decided to make Wikipedia more detailed, whilst still keeping it's easier to understand style. I'm currently looking through several different sources and references to find information on ants native to my home island of Britain, till I move on to more tropical species. I also plan to expand, fix and correct a handful of other topics, though mainly still in focus with my interests.

I usuallly do not have much time on hand to do editing, so especially for my sandbox, edits come in bursts, meaning it can be difficult to view the history, of which I do apologise for.

View my sandbox here, I'm experimenting with a variety of features on Wikipedia and learning the manual of style whilst slowly composing an article on Stenamma Westwoodii.

I have above-average knowledge of ants, Godzilla and a handful of other nerdy stuff, and these are my main focuses of editing, though none of my knowledge particularly impressive nor do I have intelligence or knowledge to rival that of a higher level education in any subject. Despite this, I'm a fast learner and I am willing to commit and learn a huge amount of time for a topic just to very slightly improve an article.

I am not willing, nor ever willing to disclose anything about my personal life without just cause, though I will say that I live in the North East of England (born and raised) in a railway-focused town. I currently have basic education, though I exercise intelligence on many subjects above what you may expect from my education. Currently I have my career path set on becoming a Myrmecologist (of which I really need to remember how to spell).