Userboxen This user is a participant in WikiProject Cycling. This user participates in WikiProject Buckinghamshire. This user participates in WikiProject Poland. EstEng-N This user is a native speaker of Estuary English. This user has been a major contributor to 2 articles featured in the Did you know... section on the Main Page. This user has been a member of Wikipedia since July 20, 2006.

Hi,

I'm Severo. I'm from the United Kingdom. I contribute mostly to articles about cycle racing. I also operate User:SeveroBot (only on English Wikipedia) which does work on stub sorting.

• Sandbox

• Maintaining all articles within the scope of WP:POLAND (sport), ensuring all are tagged on their talk pages, all people have place of birth categories, all articles are correctly (un)stubbed etc
• Maintain sports venues by voivodeship [1]
• Create categories for the remaining Category:Districts of Warsaw and pages for the remaining Category:Neighbourhoods of Warsaw (categorised into Category:Neighbourhoods of District).

• Finding and filling viable categories within Category:Sportspeople by populated place
  • Criteria: Country/city categories if there will be 5 city categories each containing minimum 30 articles. If not enough categories for a country cat, city cat must have 60.
  • Investigate sportspeople by locality within London.
• Investigate: sportspeople by region for Belgium and the Netherlands; cyclists by region in Spain; cyclists by state in Australia.
• Create/populate Category:Sportspeople by country subdivision
• Develop checks to ensure voivodeship and city categories correctly filled:
  • Poland: Greater Poland, Kuyavian-Pomeranian, Lesser Poland, Łódź, Lower Silesian, Lublin, Lubusz, Masovian, Opole, Podlaskie, Pomeranian, Silesian, Podkarpackie, Świętokrzyskie, Warmian-Masurian, West Pomeranian.
• German sport venues by state [2]

• Beefing out the elite European cycling championships pages.
• Ensuring elite European championships medalists have correct medals in medal boxes/infoboxes
• All cyclists to have place of birth categories.
  • Spain: place cyclists into people by comarca categories and then cyclists by autonomous community
• All cyclists to be categorised by nationality and gender in single category.