User:Royalbroil

  7 This user wrote "Ty Majeski", which became a good article. This user wrote "David Pearson (NASCAR driver)", which became a good article. This user wrote "Tim Richmond", which became a good article. This user wrote "A. J. Foyt IV", which became a good article. This user wrote "Eddie Hill", which became a good article. This user wrote "Alan Kulwicki", which became a good article. This user wrote "Mario Andretti", which became a good article. This user helped "Segrave Trophy" become a featured article.   115 This user contributes to the Did you know? section on the Main Page.

I kept finding this wonderful Encyclopedia source called Wikipedia when I would search for answers to problems in my Data Communications class at Fox Valley Technical College in the Fall of 2005. This encyclopedia was very accurate, and was written using words that I could understand. I decided that I should do what's right and contribute my in-depth knowledge and organizational skills in racing. I later started adding my knowledge and developing photographic skills to articles about my home state Wisconsin (especially places listed on the National Register of Historic Places). I have also made some contributions in pop/rock/Christian musicians.

I was drafted by then-administrator WJBscribe to run to become an administrator. I initially opposed his suggestion, but he was persistent. My RFA was unopposed, and I became an administrator on November 26, 2007. I resigned the tools in August 2023.

I have created an alternate account (User:RoyalbroilAlt) for times when logging in with an administrator account could be dangerous. I originally used the buttons mainly to update the DYK section; I now occasionally clean up some backlogs. On April 3, 2010, I became the 48th Wikipedian to have 100 expansions/creations appear on the main page in a triple hook. I don't contribute as much now that I work full-time.