User:EncycloPetey

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pt-1 Este usuário pode contribuir com um nível básico de português.
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You can leave a message for me here by using my User Talk page. I have been an admin since 3 May 2006, and a bureaucrat since 12 July 2009.

You may also visit my user page on Wikipedia.

"Enthusiasts without capacity are the really dangerous people." —Lichtenberg, Aphorismen

My work around here varies from day to day. As an administrator, I keep an eye on new pages and try to answer questions. I also participate regularly in the various community fora. Besides these, I participate in page expansion and cleanup, editing, adding new entries, finding quotations, and adding pronunciations. I also record audio files for English and Classical Latin.

Perhaps the biggest effort I make is contributing towards Latin and Galician. I used to be heavily involved in coordinating the Word of the Day selections, but have since turned that over into other capable hands.

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WT:AN | WT:BP | WT:DW | WT:GP | WT:VOTE
WT:ELE | WT:POS | WT:QUOTE | WT:STYLE
WT:ALA | FitBot


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Word of the day
for April 24
slings and arrows n (plural only) (idiomatic)
  1. Hardships or adverse circumstances.
  2. Harsh criticism or personal attacks.

Yesterday, April 23, is traditionally celebrated as the birthdate of the English playwright William Shakespeare who was born 460 years ago in 1564—the term slings and arrows is from the second quarto of Shakespeare’s play Hamlet (written 1599–1601 and first published 420 years ago in 1604).
Today is the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace, which is recognized by the United Nations to emphasize the importance of multilateralism and international co-operation to promote peace and security, development, and human rights.

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