Community Central:Featured Wikians

We know there are a ton of unique and interesting Wikians out there, and we want to share their stories. So, we’d like to introduce a new series called “Featured Wikian.” Every couple of months we’ll highlight a user from one of our communities with an in-depth interview on the staff blog.

If you or someone you know would make a great Featured Wikian, please let us know by leaving their user name and one sentence about why they should be featured below.

Xean (this is an example)

 * Xean is really helpful on the True Grit Wiki and has some fun ideas for projects.

Bleghh!!!

 * Bleghh is a great member of the Glee Wiki and is the best un-spam person. He is also a member of many glee wiki teams.

AgentP

 * I am an experienced (joined Dec. 27, 2009) user who likes to help new users out, encourage them, and does not tolerate vandalism.

FadhilPF

 * FadhilPF is an admin on pffanon who helps out new users (on the wikis and on the IRC) with technological stuff and rules with a balance of power and power (and also random-ness).

The 888th Avatar

 * I don't even know where to start. The 888th Avatar is currently a bureaucrat (and the only active bureaucrat) at Avatar Wiki, and puts in his tireless efforts with monitoring pages, helping users, organizing the wiki, and even runs the community news letter. Many regard him as the 'father of Avatar Wiki'. If anyone deserves this prestigious award, it is 888.

BobNewbie

 * I've fallen in love with Wikia. The way it shares knowledge, is in my honest opinion, amazing. I try to build my own on various wiki's, like The Sims Wiki, Zombiepedia and Superpower Wiki, though I move from Wiki to Wiki, mainly small ones, and try to help them find their feat. I try to always help welcome users and help them as much as I can, as I know this is where it all begins. I'm from South Africa and I am 100% willing to answer any questions!

Station7

 * Where should I start. Let's say that I heard about Lostpedia from my sister. I start there as a member who didn't understand good the English language. Over the 3 years, I became a member of more Wikis and Prison break Wiki is a good Wiki thanks to me. My English is maybe not the best, but thanks to me there are a lot of articles on Wikis. I have made a few Wikis and I hold myself at every wiki's rules. It's not that hard when you're 3 years on Wiki - you got more expierence. Even there are several interviews with Prison Break actors.

Godisme

 * I was hesitant to nominate myself but I figured why not. I mainly contribute at the Bleach wiki where I started off as a trouble maker and am now one of the more trusted members of the site. In a little under a year, I have made over 5,000 contributions to the site and am in charge of grammar work on the site. I also administrate two very dead wikis.

Monchoman45

 * Godisme jumped in the pot, so I figured I would too. I started off on Skystone Wiki, and have since made my home on three other wikis, including Community Central. I spend most of my time now fiddling with JS and fixing my resulting fails, which I still maintain comprise a third of my edits. I still stalk Recent Changes on all the wikis I regularly use, occasionally reverting vandalism, occasionally helping someone who's struggling with wikitext.

Artieandtinaforeva

 * Read ATF's interview here