User:Cabinetkey

en-gb This user is a native speaker of British English. AmE-0 This user does not understand the American "English" "language" artificially created by Noah Webster in 1828 for no other reason than just to be "different" and bloody well doesn't want to. This user knows that because English is a living language, grammar and syntax are not fixed. This user is a lesbian. This user is physically disabled but JUST KEEPS ON GOING This user is neurodivergent. You might very well think that. This user couldn't possibly comment. This user is a Humanist. Karen! Release me from this Wikipedia userbox immediately! This user is proud to be a nerd, although she prefers not to brag and often go(es) incognito without a pocket protector. This user has a cunning plan, my lord. "…"! US vs. UK This user uses "logical quotation marks". Forcing internal punctuation leads to factual errors. It's not a nationalistic style issue! , This user has no opinion about the serial comma. ( This user makes extensive use of brackets because they (the brackets) add clarity. ) This user is a supporter of constitutional monarchy. This user supports rejoining the European Union.

Still getting used to the Manual of Style, and not enjoying complex WikiText.

I will make very silly mistakes, which if pointed out will be followed by a "d'oh!" -- please do point them out. Here's a helpful button to make that easier:

A lot of my contribution time is spent going over recent changes or pending changes^{[note 1]}, scanning for obvious vandalism and other unconstructive edits, helping to nurture positive contributions. I find this more enjoyable given it's snappy nature compared to more drawn-out work.

Something that needs sorting out, but I'm not sure what:

• Access control has a computer security section, which links to Computer access control, but Information security#Access control is also there.

Articles I'd like to improve when I get the time:

• Mantrap (access control)

1. I'm not a pending changes reviewer so I can't "accept" an edit, but I do often find edits in pending changes which are unconstructive.