User:Dweller

Please note: ♦I rarely edit at weekends. ♦This is one of Wikipedia's most edited pages. ♦I am sometimes mistaken for Doug Weller, Doug Coldwell and possibly even Doug. All great editors, but they're not me. I'm more Doug-less than Douglas. My username is explained on my userpage.

Dweller This user helped promote 20 featured articles on Wikipedia. This user helped promote 3 featured lists on Wikipedia. This user is an administrator on the English Wikipedia. (verify) This user is a bureaucrat on the English Wikipedia. (verify) This user is an oversighter on the English Wikipedia. (verify) fr-2 Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau intermédiaire en français. he-3 משתמש זה יכול לתרום ברמה מתקדמת של עברית.‏ This user is a participant in WikiProject Cricket. This user is a participant in WikiProject Football. NCFC On The Ball City! This user is "a Canary" - a proud supporter of Norwich City Football Club. This user pledges to return to Old Fashioned Wikipedian Values. This user has been identified as an Awesome Wikipedian and was awarded his own day. This editor believes in less bull and more writing.

Hi. I'm Dweller. I'm serious about making Wikipedia a happier place for editors, as well as improving the encyclopedia.

People are Wikipedia's most important resource. Newbies and experienced, admins and those without the mop, content contributors and gnomes. We do not value them enough here and I seek to change this as much as I can.

I'm an active admin, bureaucrat, oversighter and editor. I'm also a proud Arhg Kbiroaqrat. I've worked to get a number of articles (and a couple of lists) to Featured Article status, which I'm very proud of... I'm quite fond of some of my essays too. I'm also a former member of the Wikimedia Ombudsman commission.

I mainly edit about cricket, Norwich City and history, but you'll see plenty of me at the Reference Desks. 16 September 2015 marked my tenth anniversary as a Wikipedian.

I named myself after a Van Morrison song; Dweller on the Threshold. (Great live version.)

My favourite charity is Build Africa (formerly International Care & Relief). If you'd like to support a small, efficient charity that's actually making a difference in Africa, drop by their website.