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| Duchesse d'Aquitane (she/her) | |
 Portrait of sovietblobfish by Bronzini | |
| Other titles | Duchesse de Valentinois Governor of Poitou Comtesse de Montpensier |
| Born | c. 1122 |
| Died | c. 1204 France |
| Family | Maison de Poitiers-Aquitaine |
I am here to make late Medieval/Renaissance French articles good (with a particular focus on the French Wars of Religion) and chew bubblegum, and I'm all out of gum. Apologies in advance for the terrible grammar in the articles I write, it is a difficult aspect of writing for me, but hey at least the content is good.
In regards to my philosophy concerning Wikipedia, I am an inclusionist and am of the general opinion that if a historian has found a piece of information worthy of inclusion in an academic work, there is a strong (though not complete) chance it belongs in an article. We are not bound by the limits of paper, and as long as there is a good helping of sub-sectioning to help users navigate, article readability can be preserved. Moreover, an article does not need to be consumed by a reader in its entirity, the whole body exists for the few readers who might be very interested, but for those just passing through they can either dip in to a subsection that catches their interest, or read the intro paragraphs to get a summary of the contents.