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• you're reading John 5 in the Bible and think Jesus is talking about self-published sources
• your kid's English teacher knows you edit
• you wrote perl or JavaScript code to help you do something on Wikipedia
  • you considered adding Wikipedia editing to your resume
  • you decided not to since the company decided it wasn't one of those 20% Project ideas
• you have shortcuts and hot keys to Wikipedia on your Internet browser
  • you don't feel comfortable looking at any Wikipedia page without logging on first
  • you've made arrangements in case your family member can borrow your computer
• you meet a celebrity and feel like you have to mention that you edit their page
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    • they've done exactly that
• you use Wikipedia-editing conventions on Fandom Wikia or your business's Wiki pages
• you get stressed when you read magazine articles and they don't have footnotes
• you think footnotes in regular books and papers should be formatted like Wikipedia citations, and, "Ibid." bothers you
• you use phrases like "that's cruft", "pov", "assume good faith", "let's give it 7 days"
• you start collecting random magazines as potential citation references, but not The Sun
• you can't get through a film or television show without pausing and noting the opening title cards and closing credits
  • same with paying attention to the billing blocks of movie posters
• your first instinct when you see a typo anywhere is to click on "edit source"
• you make lists like this one

My favorite articles

These are articles I've contributed to that have reached a fairly high level of quality and/or received recognition, sometimes from the actual subject. It does not mean I WP:OWN the article or did most of the work on it. Wikipedia is a collaborative effort involving many editors.

Filmography examples

These are ones I regularly refer to when building a filmography:

• Ami Koshimizu, Mamiko Noto – Anime voice actress
• Chitose Yagami, Kanan Minami, Miho Obana – manga artist
• Reiko Yoshida – Anime screenwriter
• Hiroki Hayashi – Anime director
• Aoi Nishimata – Character designer and author
• Naoki Sato – Anime music
• Hiromi Sato, Aya Hirano – Anime-based discography

Other articles I spent way too much time on

Voice actors

Mostly the filmography tables but also bios.

Useful links

• List of references for voice actor and staff articles
• Wikipedia:Newspapers.com

Useful external links

• Media Arts Database (in Japanese)
• GPH Sakura Voice Artist Database (in Japanese)