Beeswaxcandle

Just because you can doesn't mean you should

It is approximately 3:55 AM where this user lives.

Awards for participation

2009–2014 on a subpage

	Proofread of the Month January 2015 The Tales of a Traveler

	Proofread of the Month December 2015 Science Lectures: The Chemical History of a Candle A Voyage in Space

	Proofread of the Month January 2016 (second work) The Comic English Grammar

	Proofread of the Month January 2016 (third work) Fountains Abbey

	Proofread of the Month September 2016 Plutarch's Moralia

	Proofread of the Month November 2016 Special: Validation month

	Proofread of the Month December 2016 (second work) A Boys’ Life of Booker T. Washington

	Proofread of the Month December 2016 (third work) True Stories of Girl Heroines

	Proofread of the Month January 2017 Short works

	Proofread of the Month February 2017 The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists

	Proofread of the Month April 2017 The Book of Scottish Song

	Proofread of the Month May 2017 (first work) The Tourist's Maritime Provinces

	Proofread of the Month May 2017 (second work) Savage Island

	Proofread of the Month May 2017 (third work) The Boy Travellers in the Russian Empire

Admin stuff

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Babel user information

en-N	This user has a native understanding of English.

de-1	Dieser Benutzer beherrscht Deutsch auf grundlegendem Niveau.

fr-1	Cet utilisateur dispose de connaissances de base en français.

Main interests on Wikisource

Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians
Stratemeyer Syndicate books
Improving the New Zealand collection

Works In Progress

To see what I'm currently working on click here.

Completed Works

To see what I've completed click here.

Idea stolen from LJB

When hanging punctuation instead of putting a gap at the beginning of every line, use {{shift left}} on the first line only. (The amount to hang by is in the terminal pipe, similar to {{right}}.

Idea stolen from Prosody

Linking to explicit page numbers in the text: Use {{TOC link}}. See Page:Language and the Study of Language.djvu/97 for an example of how it works. First field is pagespace number, second is subpage of work, third is page number label, fourth (& last) is the text.