I have been reading Wikipedia for years, just clicking through blue links. I remember teachers in school always saying how 'Wikipedia isn't a credible source' because anyone could edit an article. You couldn't convince them otherwise. As I grew up I started using Wikipedia to satisfy curiosities. Every road-trip, amusement park, flight, etc. I am on Wikipedia reading about the desert I am in, the history of this roller coaster, the latest upgrades to the new 737 I'm on. I just liked being able to answer any question I had.

Sometimes you notice not everything is as detailed as you like, and you leave the article wishing you knew why something happened. A lot of the time there wasn't any citation on an audacious claim you wish you could believe. So that is where I am - here to do my part. I hope to close the gaps in articles, or backup a statement with a citation, and just generally contribute to improving the availability of free knowledge for anyone to access, on anything they want.