User:Tonners62

In recognition of your dedicated use of the minor edit, I award you the Minor Barnstar Brian

I'm Tonya, a twenty-eight year old leftie living and working in Jefferson City, Missouri. I am a newbie to WikiPedia, but I'm housebroken and love to learn new tricks. I have degrees in Political Science and basketball-watching from the University of Missouri - and while I can easily see the majority of my time spent here being devoted to one or both of those areas, I've already become a fan of the common mistakes and the minor edits, as well.

When I'm not here, I'm over there.

I agree to multi-license all my contributions, with the exception of my user pages, any and all talk pages, and any and all project pages, as described below:

Multi-licensed into the public domain

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Bookmarks

More for my own benefit than anyone else's, I'll use this space to bookmark some Wikipedia pages that I've found to be particularly useful - feel free to add some more!

• Tutorial
• How to edit a page
• How to use talk pages
• Public domain resources

Here are some Open Tasks : Copyedit: To Live and Shave in L. A., Politics of Palau, Substantial equivalence, Kisii, Minjung Wikify: Peter Koelewijn, Pakistan's Satellite Launch Vehicle, Northern Somali sultanates, P.A. Biefeld, More... Update: Mohammed Omar, Darfur conflict, Paralympic Games, Economy of Iraq, Toronto Raptors, More... Merge: Southhold, NY, Rave party, Recessive gene, Taboo Tuesday, More... Requests: Operation Pierce Arrow, Halfway to Sanity, Armstrong award, Côte-Nord, Hartmut Jürgens, More... Stubs: Nanyang, Belize River, Python, Banu Qasi, Regional American English, Point of Entry, DMV, More... More tasks can be found on pages needing cleanup, attention, expansion, categorization, and peer review.