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User:EMsmile

Userboxes This user participatesin WikiProject Climate change. This user has been on Wikipedia for 9 years, 9 months and 9 days. 56,000+ This user has made more than 56,000 contributions to Wikipedia. 1885 This user is ranked 1885onthe list of Wikipedians by number of edits. This user supports the Wikimedia Sustainability Initiative @ This user can be reached by email. This user has created 21 articlesonWikipedia. This user is a participant in WikiProject Sanitation. Member of Wikimedians for Sustainable Development This user is a member of the Kindness Campaign. This user is a female contributor. Wikipedia's health care articles can be viewed offline with the Medical Wikipedia app.

I am a freelancer and edit on Wikipedia both in a volunteer capacity and also under various funded projects (see below in "About me" for more information on these projects). I manage the potential conflict of interest by ensuring the following:

• I always retain my own editorial judgement. If you disagree with any of my edits, please feel free to take it up on my talk page or the article's talk page. To see how my partners' or funders' goals (e.g. SEI and Formas) align with those of the Wikimedia movement please see their websites.
• I solicit contributions of content to Wikipedia and thus staff time from a number of organisations and individuals. My wish to retain positive relationships with these organisations is not a conflict of interest.
• When I am editing Wikipedia as part of my professional duties, I always strive to strictly abide by Wikipedia's accepted practices on conflicts of interest, neutrality, and notability. I will always work in the best interest of Wikipedia, because that's what I believe in and it's also is in line with the missions of those organisations who have funded my time so far (philanthropic foundations, NGOs, government entities).

I started Wikipedia editing in October 2014 after being inspired by the work of James Heilman with WikiProject Medicine. To find out more about my work on Wikipedia, please look at my contributions. My background is in process engineering. I currently live in Germany. I am a freelancer and work for myself since 2012. I am a female Wikipedian and am interested in reducing gender bias on Wikipedia.

Some of my Wikipedia milestones and projects (most recent first):

• From June 2024 to June 2025, I have a small consultancy project with the Earth System Governance Foundation which is behind the Earth System Governance Project. I will provide technical and scientific advice on social media outreach to them, including Wikipedia editing. For example, I will improve information on research on earth system governance and related topics on Wikipedia (any potential conflict of interest aspects will be handled as per my disclosure statement above).
• From August 2022 to July 2024, I have been working on a research communications project that deals with SDG 13 (action on climate change). This project is administered by Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and funded by Formas (a Swedish government research council for sustainable development and a state authority under the Swedish Ministry of the Environment).
• From April 2022 to October 2024, I have been working to support the REACH programme in the UK (a global research programme with the title "improving water security for the poor"). My services are administered through Skat Foundation. Here, the idea is to improve relevant Wikipedia articles that touch on climate resilient WASH topics, e.g. the Wikipedia articles on water security, WASH, effects of climate change on the water cycle, effects of climate change, groundwater, water resources, climate resilience.
• I presented at a training session called "Wikipedia for Science" at the International Mountains Conference (IMC) in Innsbruck on 12 September 2022. There, we encouraged early career researchers in the area of mountains (for examples mountains and climate change adaptation) to take up Wikipedia editing to improve that content on Wikipedia. My time to help prepare this training session was covered by the program Adaptation at Altitude. For slides and resources from the event see here.
• Participated in WikiForHumanRights Challenge in April 2021 by editing the article effects of climate change on humans and related articles.
• From August 2020 to July 2022, I was working on a research communications project with Wikipedia that deals with SDG 6, SDG 13 and SDG 14 (Phase 1). It is funded by a Swedish research council. For more information see here.
• In November 2020, I was acting as a moderator, trainer, advisor and editor for an online edit-a-thon on climate change topics, with a focus on Africa (24 November to 1 December). This is done under a consultancy contract with SouthSouthNorth (SSN) in South Africa. The event is connected with WikiProject Climate Change and Wikimedians for Sustainable Development. It is relevant for Sustainable Development Goal 13.
• From July to September 2020, I was involved as a coordinator, facilitator, trainer and editor for an online edit-a-thon on SDGs during Global Goals Week. This was done under a consultancy contract with Project Everyone in the UK. This is part of the larger initiative "Wiki loves Sustainable Development Goals" which was started in late 2019, see here on Meta.
• I joined the WikiProject Climate change in September 2019
• I was at the Wikimania Conference in Stockholm in August 2019 (my first one).
• I am active in the WikiProject Sanitation which I co-founded in 2014. We have run two drives to update WASH-related content on Wikipedia. They took place in March and November 2017 for World Water Day and World Toilet Day, respectively. See our Meetup page with more information here.

• Meetup pages for two virtual edit-a-thons on sanitation topics in 2017
• Wiki loves SDGs online edit-a-thon in Sept 2020
• Communication of 3 environment SDGs in Sept 2020
• Wiki4Climate online edit-a-thon Nov 2020

• Ocean (see merger discussion in user space here)
• Sea

• Talk page of Gender bias on Wikipedia - one person arguing there is no such thing and the article shouldn't even exist (March 2021)
• "Ownership" of India article
• Can the Bangladesh country article have a sub-heading on climate change?

• Speedy deletion tag to make way for page move: {{db-move|page=Plastic soup|reason="need to delete this page to make way etc.}}
• To add a hidden comment: for example <!-- The third and fourth paragraph of this section is transcribed to [[urine]], please keep that in mind if you make changes -->
• Code of conduct
• Identifying reliable sources (science)
• Use this on talk pages so that references appear with the comments on the talk page: {{reflist-talk}}
• WikiEdu Training libraries
• Getting copyright sorted out for an image on Wikimedia commons, place this template at "Source": {{subst:OP}}. See also here for e-mail template: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Email_templates .
• If you want to do a page swap, please make a request at WP:RMT, or use {{db-move}}
• Roundrobin swap for two/three articles: Wikipedia:ROUNDROBIN
• Citing a page number of a book, see here
• For recurrent discussions about male/female versus "people with vaginas" etc., see recent discussion on talk page of menstrual cycle: Talk:Menstrual cycle#Gender-neutral language (if link is broken then search in archive). This includes an update to a previous discussion that took place here: Wikipedia:Village pump (proposals)/Archive 161#Gender-neutral language in human sex-specific articles
• When moving content put this on talk page: {{Copied |from=Wastewater reuse |from_oldid=767508618 |to=Reclaimed water |diff=https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Reclaimed_water&type=revision&diff=771174007&oldid=771170170 |date=01:00, 20 March 2017}}
• Video converter tool
• Do not synthesis published material (WP:SYN): "Do not combine material from multiple sources to reach or imply a conclusion not explicitly stated by any source. Similarly, do not combine different parts of one source to reach or imply a conclusion not explicitly stated by the source. If one reliable source says A and another reliable source says B, do not join A and B together to imply a conclusion C not mentioned by either of the sources."
• Here, the page numbers are shown in the text by using {{rp}}.

The brontosaurus is thin at one end.<ref name=elk1972>{{cite book |last=Elk |first=Anne |title=[[Anne Elk's Theory on Brontosauruses]] |date=November 16, 1972}}</ref>{{rp|5}} Then it becomes much thicker in the middle.<ref name=elk1972 />{{rp|6}}
{{reflist}}

• To search for something inside of the Wikipedia system (i.e. the "internal" pages), simply add "WP:" before your search term in the search box. Example: If you put "WP:Manual of Style" into the search box of Wikipedia, it will take you to the internal Manual of Style pages of Wikipedia.

• By default, pages in the Wikipedia: namespace (as well as some others) only use source editing and only show the source editor. You can 'force' the visual editor by appending ?veaction=edit to the end of the URL.
• To display pageviews on talk page: {{Annual readership}}

• When using content from publications that are under a compatible licence we can indicate the attribution in an inline citation as in the following: |doi-access=free}} [[File:CC-BY icon.svg|50px]] Text was copied from this source, which is available under a [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License]</ref> (there is a table with compatible licenses at the Copyright FAQ).
• Note: not all open access publications are under a compatible licence! You have to re-check this each time. Many of them are CC BY SA (and therefore compatible) but many are also CC BY NC ND (not compatible).

• Enabling a script: On the wiki you'd like to enable the script, add importScript('User:EpochFail/ArticleQuality.js') to your common.js page. So here en:User:EMsmile/common.js.

• A tool to find unreliable sources in the ref list, marking them in colour: User:Headbomb/unreliable (add that to your common.js page, see above).
• Readability tool: To install this script, go to your common.js and add the following line: importScript('User:Phlsph7/Readability.js'); // Backlink: [[User:Phlsph7/Readability.js]]

• Twinkle is a popular JavaScript Wikipedia gadget that gives autoconfirmed registered users many extra options to assist them in common Wikipedia maintenance tasks and to help them deal with acts of vandalism or unconstructive edits.
• To edit my Twinkle javascript page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:EMsmile/twinkleoptions.js
• To edit the template for my Welcome note: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Wiki_loves_SDGs_invitation_1, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Wiki4Climate_welcome_note_(newbies), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Wiki4Climate_welcome_note_(oldies)
• To analyse pageviews for a group of articles use petscan and pagepile and massviews tool.

First I created the list of our articles (145 unique articles). I copied that into a tool called petscan in the tab called “other sources” in the field called “Manual list”. In the field called “wiki” I added “enwiki” for English Wikipedia. I then clicked on “do it” at the bottom of the page. Then I went to the tab called “output”. Here I clicked on “format: page pile” and clicked again on “do it”.  and clicked output “page pile”. This gave me a page pile number of 43473 which looked like this. Then I entered that page pile number into massviews tool where under “source” one has to select page pile and then put the page pile number into the field next to the source. Then click “submit”. This then looks like this.

• Revision deletion can be requested using the template {{copyvio-revdel}}: Place the template on the current version, and list in the template which diffs need to be hidden and why. Please see the template documentation for full instructions.

• Who wrote that? - A tool to find out who write certain parts of Wikipedia articles.
• Overview of tools
• WPPageHistStat looks at the stats of the history of an article
• Article finder tool - We recommend finding an article related to your topic that is low quality, incomplete, or read by a lot of people.
• Link to a tool that can pick up copyright violations.
• Explanations about excerpt tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Excerpt
• Find link tool
• Google books search results changes over time

• Analytics: https://analytics.wikimedia.org/dashboards/browsers/#all-sites-by-os/os-family-and-major-hierarchical-view
• Here's the main page on stats: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Statistics

• This helpful description was provided to me by User:Efbrazil . "For that graphic I put the data in Excel, pasted the chart into Powerpoint, then added the text there along with stuff like the curly braces, exported as svg from powerpoint, then touched up the svg in notepad to get the fonts right and remove some weird span breaks in the text so that localization can be done. It's not very elegant I'm afraid. For a minor edit like that text change I mentioned I simply check the file out, open it in notepad, make the text change, then check it back in. No localization or anything else gets messed up that way. The other thing you can use is inkscape, which is an open source svg editor that works pretty well. It's pretty heavy duty though- feels a bit like an adobe product in terms of having a hundred toolbar buttons on screen at once. I use that to edit svg files visually."
• See also discussion here about copyright issues with graphs from IPCC reports: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Village_pump/Copyright#Graphics_published_by_the_IPCC

You can send me an e-mail via Wikipedia like this: Special:EmailUser/EMsmile. If you have a gripe to settle with me, something that you think I have done wrong, something that annoyed you terribly, or some constructive criticism please consider using direct e-mail as it might help to clarify or defuse the situation more efficiently than writing publicly on an article's talk page might. Just something to think about in the interest of keeping things positive and less confrontational.