I graduated in May 2001 in Computer Science and Mathematics with a minor in Philosophy. I have worked as the board games guide for About.com and a web developer for the Mind Sports Organisation. I was also the founder and president of the Messiah College games club. I'm now volunteering for TEJO in Rotterdam.
My current interests are Esperanto (and languages in general), languages, German-style board games (and board games in general), and Wikis (and Internet communities in general). I also have a webpage at http://amuzulo.babil.komputilo.org/ and a blog at http://amuzulo.livejournal.com/. I'm currently teaching myself Dutch (because I live in Holland) and Slovenian (because my girlfriend is Slovene) through Pimsleur Dutch and Colloquial Slovene.
I'm also the founder of the Esperanto-Vikipedio (http://eo.wikipedia.com) which, of course is the wikipedia in Esperanto... I changed my username from "Chuck Smith" to "Chuck SMITH" to make it conform with my name on the Esperanto Wikipedia. This should make transition to new software easier.
I don't think I'm very good at writing content unless I'm really passionate about something (which I'm told I'm not supposed to do on here). So mostly I link sections of the Wikipedia to make things better interconnected, fix links, split pages, and general wiki management. I also create links to pages and write experts of those pages asking them if they want to write an article.
On the English wikipedia, I mostly work on the board games and the Esperanto language and culture pages. I'm a strong believer of multiplying content instead of adding it.
On the Esperanto wikipedia, I basically just try to make sure people understand the wiki concept and I work on promotion, recruitment and keeping things manageable.
On the Meta wikipedia, I bring up ideas for improving the International wikipedia and connecting them together.
On the German, Spanish and Dutch Wikipedias, I lurk. :-)
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