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The following list has no political significance. The answers are immediately below.
Australia
Austria
Bahamas
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Taiwan
Denmark
France
Germany
East Germany
Gibraltar
Guernsey
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Japan
Jersey
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Malaysia
Mexico
Monaco
Morocco
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Panama
Singapore
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Thailand
United Kingdom
USA
Note of thanks for your help in teaching me how to start a new article, flag icons, and other editing tips.
I am predominately a contributor to this wikipedia. However, I have also contibuted to the French language wikipedia.
This user has adopted Harebag. |
[REDACTED] | Wikipédia Je contribue sur la Wikipédia francophone. I support French language Misplaced Pages with my contributions. |
[REDACTED] | I support the English language Misplaced Pages with my contributions. |
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- Summary of articles in English language[REDACTED] (This is a personal worksheet only, not a communication to the[REDACTED] community)
- New articles
- Larry Buendorf, Secret Service Agent
- Rahimah Rahim, singer from Singapore
- Specialists' Shopping Centre, oldest shopping centre in Singapore (red linked by someone else, article started by me)
- Paragon, shopping centre in Singapore
- Thai Express, a restaurant chain in Singapore with restaurants in Indonesia, Thailand, New Zealand
- List of Singaporean patriotic songs
- Motoring in Singapore
- Englos
- Nitrium (original author had 1 sentence and was tagged AfD, expanded to full article)
- Pigeon Forge Police Department (made suggestions to original author/new user, significantly rewrote after tagged for deletion)
- Tiger Airways Australia, an airline of Singapore (transformed stub into article after threatened with deletion)
- Singapore National Eye Centre (in progress, transforming short stub into a full length article)
- Airport Logistics Park (Singapore, transformed red wikilink to an article)
- North American Racing Academy (only college in the U.S. with degree for jockeys)
- Selected contributions
- United Kingdom (introduced compromise wording to reduce pre-existing edit dispute)
- Least Developed Countres (attempted compromise, pre-existing 3RR complaint/editing dispute)
- Gibraltar (introduced compromise wording to reduce pre-existing edit dispute/multiple complaints)
- Prostate Specific Antigen
- Other contributions (not an inclusive list)
Singapore, Singapore Airlines, Holland Village Singapore, Changi (Singapore), Singapore Changi Airport, Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore), Flag of Singapore, Outram Park MRT Station (Singapore), Crystal Jade (Singaporean restaurants), NEWater (recycled water in Singapore), Singaporean response to Hurricane Katrina, Republic of Singapore Air Force, Istana (Singapore), Singapore dollar, Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Singapore), Certificate of Entitlement (Singapore), Oei Tiong Ham, Lim Hwee Hua, Ang Mo Kio, levee, Chrysler, Reno Air, money clip, Uttar Pradesh, Gardermoen, Nagasaki, Red Dog Mine, Gerald Ford, Secret Service, child adoption, states with nuclear weapons, organ transplantation, Concorde, Gleason score, Gatlinburg Public Services, St. Lucia, Foreign relations of St. Lucia, Melilla, Richard Ofshe (sociologist), Arizona, Optometry, Coherent, U.S. House Peak Oil Caucus, Halliburton, welcoming new members, added references to existing text, various talk pages of articles, talk pages of editors, vandalism fixing, etc.
More flag fun for me. If you're reading down here, you must not have seen the disclaimer that the lower half of this page is a sandbox for my own fun.