Graduate student, anthropologist of communication, social software researcher, disability activist, student of public health informatics, singer, fashionista, queer stone femme.
I use Wikipedia as a distraction from my work, and tend to take wikibreaks when I should be working and vice versa. Within Wikipedia, I mostly work on public health pages [[1]] at the moment because they need the help. Please feel free to join me. Slowly figuring out through participant observation Wikipedian culture and editing technology--your help is always appreciated.
 | This user is an academic. |
 | This user identifies as homoflexible. |
 | This user identifies as a femme. |
| This user keeps delicious weblinks as museumfreak. |
 | This user tracks what they listen to on Last.fm (museumfreak). |
 | This user thinks Apple Inc. products are cool. |
 | This user is a bibliophile. |
 | This user is an art lover. |
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This user enjoys bicycling. |
 | This user is a participant in WikiProject History of Science. |
| This user is pretty sure that they are an outlier compared to everybody else. |  |
 | This user is more than happy to retain their "personality disorder(s)" and delights in telling their mental health professional to screw off. |
| LJ | This user maintains a LiveJournal as@museumfreak. |
 | This user is a participant in WikiProject LGBT studies. |
| AS | This user has Asperger syndrome. |
