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<
User:Hmwith
hmwith's userboxes
Name
This user's
name
is
Hayley
.
This user is
female
.
This user attends or attended
The Ohio State University
.
This
user
lives in or hails from
Columbus
area
.
delu
This
editor
is a
delusionist
.
This user is a
recent changes
patroller
with
Twinkle
!
<ref>
This user would like to see everyone using
inline citations
. Please...
This user values
third opinions
and occasionally provides one.
ANAL 5
This user is incredibly stringent with professional grammar.
US
This user uses
American English
.
mankind
This user supports the use of
gender-neutral language
.
which & that
This user knows
how to use
which
and
that
correctly
.
,
This user fixes
comma-splices
;
they are annoying.
A, B, and C
This user prefers the
serial comma
.
they
he
or
she
This user considers the
singular
they
to be substandard English usage.
...
in
.
Ending a sentence with a preposition
is something up with which this user will not put.
Categories
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Female Wikipedians
Wikipedians by alma mater: Ohio State University
Wikipedians in Columbus, Ohio
Delusionist Wikipedians
Wikipedian recent changes patrollers
Wikipedians willing to provide third opinions
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