Alex brollo

Awards for participation

	Proofread of the Month February 2011 Ornithological biography

Hi all. I’m new here but I worked in other wiki projects with the same nick. I mostly worked into it.wiki, but I worked a little into en.wiki too.

WIP edit

Free space edit

This is a work by an anonimous fellow, hand-painted and located near a I World War trench, into Italian Karst. The text is a brief poem by Giuseppe Ungaretti, and says, more or less,

Here men
do stay
as leaves
on trees
in Fall

A good example of a wikisourcian approach...

I’m a MD, but my main interest - dealing with the web and wiki - is horsemanship. Here I am to publish some old, good sources about horses and horsemanship, the first one being "The Modern Art of Taming Wild Horses", by J. S. Rarey (1858). Let me some time to study a little this new environment... --Alex brollo 05:46, 3 June 2008 (UTC)

My user page on it.s, where I’m presently working: Alex brollo, press here to send me a message into my it talk page.

Some time has gone, and I’m happy to tell you that.... this is my home now! A special thank to John, an excellent tutor! --Alex brollo 07:24, 16 July 2008 (UTC)

Proofread engine is running on it.s by now (August 3,2008) ... I’m sad to tell you that I’m going to go back at home... Use this link to my it.s talk page if needed. :-(

Lots of thanks to all from you for your kindness and the huge amount of tutoring.

Update, January 2010 edit

Here I am again. :-)

A great thank to Ineuw, who greatly rewarded me for some suggestions. So, it is possible that some from my "exotic-exoteric" thoughts and tricks mixing templates, ParserFunctions and so on could be useful here too. Most of them would be simply a rought original implementation of well-known, already running code (in Italy, we use "scoprire l’acqua calda", "to discover the warm water", to define such ideas... ;-)), some, perhaps, are not completely unuseful.... I can’t say, so I’m going to open a subpage WIP and a second subpage Data and to post there such original scripts to share them with any curious and patient user. :-)

Update: march 2023 edit

Here I'm againg: I've been asked for help by some it.wikisource users, and I'm working about Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects.

I'm using this time to explore en.wikisource (and its differencies from it.wikisource).

While editing, I'm using a personal script: User:Alex brollo/PersonalTools.js, and sometimes PAWS.

Here my policy about PAWS:

it will be used only on pages of Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects;
for any edit by PAWS, a comment "PAWS edit" will be added to edit comment (here an example). --Alex brollo (talk) 22:08, 7 May 2010 (UTC)