I am a graduate student studying programming language design in Seattle. I am more of a reader of Wikipedia than an editor. When I do edit, I tend to work on articles on computer science in general and programming languages in specific, as well as linguistics and religion, especially early Christianity.

Due to my status as a reader more than an editor of Wikipedia, I am a strong inclusionist. I believe that Wikipedia should strive to present information on as many topics as possible in an encyclopedic way, rather than restricting itself to those topics which would be found in a traditional encyclopedia. I feel that Wikipedians should try to make Wikipedia a more valuable tool to readers, especially those from outside the Wikipedia community, who are interested in any topic, rather than debating whether such topics deserve an article.

• Add important PL papers to List of important publications in computer science.
• Clean up Judgment (mathematical logic).
• Reintegrate greek language material into Nicene Creed.
• Add strong vs. weak, lazy vs. strict discussion to software transactional memory (in fact, there is a lot that could be added there).
• Add some sort of intro to linear logic.
• Clean and clarify lead para in algebraic data type.

My contributions.