| Notice: I'm currently retired from major editing in Wikipedia, and started to contribute in MobyGames instead. This decision derives from the increasing bureaucratic requirements in wikipedia, no patience to deal with stubborn/vandal editors, general lack of interest following my illness in November 2005 and desire to follow personal projects in 2006. I will however, scan my watchlist occasionally, and will reply to queries in my talk page, but not as quickly as before. |
Portuguese, from Porto, Portugal.
webpage: The PTO
I'm mostly focused on Sports and Gaming issues, with the occasional entry on an music album, and quite obviously, I've turned a member of the WikiProject Computer and Video Games, and now the WikiProject Football, although at a lesser extent. I've also dragged neural-shock over here, and sometimes we work together on some articles.
If you're asking me how can I be reached, there's my talk page or to wolfensilva(a)gmail(dot)com if it's personal. It doesn't make any difference in answering time, mind you (and actually, the mail might take a few more time to answer).
I'm around for almost two years (registred on 17 February 2004), and celebrated my 500th edit around late November 2004, while working on the Attention to Detail article (or something around that). The 1000th edit was Nobunaga's Ambition, although I wanted it to be Fantastic Dizzy, one of the first games I owned.
About me, my actions on wikipedia are mostly based on mine on real life. I have a passion for video games, sports (and sports games, especially good old football), and as you can probably tell, a huge fan of FC Porto, which included a 1 1/2 year passage by an Ultra group. Music takes also a big part of my time (big fan of a wide spectrum of music, from Pink Floyd to Ladytron), I'm also a bit of a vector artist (using CorelDraw, influenced by op art, soviet propaganda and Tron and of a (bad) photographer, which I often put in practice with huge walks around Porto.