User:GeoWriter

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I'm a geologist, specialising in volcanoes and volcanic rocks, but I'm also very interested in all aspects of geology.

I have been contributing to Wikipedia since October 2006.

Since 2009, I have been uploading photos of geology to Wikimedia Commons. My Wikimedia Commons photo gallery I also categorise geology photos and add details to geology photo descriptions and locations.

Please click here to leave me a message on my Talk page. Thanks.

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WikiProject Volcanoes.

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WikiProject Geology.

This user is a geoscientist or is specializing in geoscience.

This user is interested in volcanoes.

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Earth Science.

This user has been on Wikipedia for 18 years, 1 month and 15 days.

27,800+

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This user has created 4 articles on Wikipedia.

This user was ranked 4335 on the list of Wikipedians by number of edits on 2024-11-17.

3,500+

This user has uploaded over 3,500 images to Wikimedia Commons.

This user has made over 47,400 edits on Wikimedia Commons.

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WikiProject Mountains.

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Taskforce Moon.

This user is fascinated by glaciers.

This user is interested in planetary geology.

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Articles and redirects created

Articles created

Geology of Germany - my English translation of the original article in German Wikipedia.
Quartzolite
Francesco Serao - my English translation of the original article in Italian Wikipedia - to activate a wiki link in article Lava that had been a non-existent red link for 13 years
Geology of the Canary Islands

Major revisions

major revision of Ring of Fire

Redirects created

Volcano prediction - a redirect to Prediction of volcanic activity
Ophiolites - a redirect to Ophiolite
Geologic Pediment - a redirect to Pediment (geology)
Billings Volcanoes - a redirect to Billings Volcanos (basketball)
Hawaii Volcanoes (basketball) - a redirect to Billings Volcanos (basketball)
Boss (geology) - a redirect to Stock (geology)
Silexite - a redirect to Quartzolite
North Alpine foreland basin - a redirect to Molasse basin
Crystal fractionation (geology) - a redirect to Fractional crystallization (geology)
Antarctic Peninsula cordillera - a redirect to Antarctandes
Magmatic fractionation - a redirect to Fractional crystallization (geology)
Megafossil - a redirect to Macrofossil
Relative dating (linguistics) - a redirect to Historical linguistics
Namakier - a redirect to Salt glacier
Taphrogenesis - a redirect to Rift
Colluvial material - a redirect to Colluvium
Lithogenesis (geology) - a redirect to Petrogenesis
Miaolingian - a redirect to Cambrian Series 3
Wuliuan - a redirect to Cambrian Stage 5
Senonian - a redirect to Late Cretaceous
Prasinite - a redirect to Greenschist
Ata (mountain) - a redirect to Tipas
Greda (landform) - a redirect to Paha (landform)
Idiomorphic - a redirect to Euhedral and anhedral
Northumberland Basin - a redirect to Northumberland Trough
French-American Mid-Ocean Undersea Study - a redirect to Project FAMOUS
Volcanic eruption forecasting - a redirect to Prediction of volcanic activity
Belomorides - a redirect to Belomorian Province
Pyroduct - a redirect to Lava tube
Norm (geology) - a redirect to Normative mineralogy
Hercynides - a redirect to Variscan orogeny
Moho (geology) - a redirect to Mohorovičić discontinuity
Tephritic phonolite - a redirect to Tephriphonolite
Sarmatian (age) - a redirect to Serravallian
South Shetland Plate - a redirect to Shetland Plate
Longmyndian - a redirect to Longmyndian Supergroup
Laach Lake - a redirect to Laacher See
Contact aureole - a redirect to Metamorphism#Contact (thermal)
Konzentrat-Lagerstätte - a redirect to Lagerstätte
Dolomitic Alps - a redirect to Dolomites
Digital geological mapping - a redirect to Digital geologic mapping
Girdle of Fire - a redirect to Ring of Fire
British Tertiary Igneous Province - a redirect to North Atlantic Igneous Province
Microgabbro - a redirect to Diabase
Microgranite - a redirect to Granite
Pangaean megamonsoon - a redirect to Pangean megamonsoon
IMA symbols - a redirect to List of mineral symbols
Midlandian - a redirect to Last Glacial Period
Reverse grading - a redirect to Graded bedding
Dienerian - a redirect to Induan
Griesbachian - a redirect to Induan
Plateau lava - a redirect to Flood basalt
International Geological Time Scale - a redirect to Geologic time scale
Tellurbismuth - a redirect to Tellurobismuthite
Oceanization - a redirect to Oceanisation
Bedding surface - a redirect to Bed (geology)
Neosome - a redirect to Migmatite
Soufrière Volcanic Center - a redirect to Qualibou
Sediment pollution - a redirect to Siltation
Quesnoin - a redirect to Diterpene
Volcanic edifice - a redirect to Volcano
Edifice (volcanic) - a redirect to Volcano
List of possible impact craters on Earth - a redirect to List of possible impact structures on Earth
Volcanoes of the Canary Islands - a redirect to Geology of the Canary Islands
Volcanism of the Canary Islands - a redirect to Geology of the Canary Islands
Geology of Fuerteventura - a redirect to Geology of the Canary Islands#Fuerteventura
Geology of La Gomera - a redirect to Geology of the Canary Islands#La Gomera
Geology of La Palma - a redirect to Geology of the Canary Islands#La Palma
Geology of El Hierro - a redirect to Geology of the Canary Islands#El Hierro

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Geology

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Edit count progress

Currently, this editor has earned the Senior Editor service award.

To get to the next level, Senior Editor II, they need to meet the editing requirement.

Progress towards the next level (by edits): [ 3715 / 4500 ]

82.6% completed

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Random things that I have learned from Wikipedia

East Anglia in England is named after the Anglia (peninsula) region of Denmark and Germany, but East Anglia is west of that Anglia. (I already knew that East Anglia is actually an eastern part of the other Anglia: Kingdom of East Anglia).
Somalia has mean daily minimum temperatures usually above 15°C but it has a national bandy association. Bandy is like (field) hockey on ice.
August seems to be a good month to observe pumice rafts.
The West Pacific Ocean is in the Eastern Hemisphere; the East Pacific Ocean is in the Western Hemisphere (because east and west are defined by the boundary between the east and west hemispheres on the other side of the world at Greenwich in London).
Geyser is an English word for an eruptive hot spring. The word is a common noun derived from a proper noun — the name of a major geyser named "Geysir" in Iceland — but the Icelandic word for a geyser is actually goshver not geyser.

Errors, misunderstandings and myths about geological subjects in Wikipedia

"Chemical elements are not minerals". This is wrong. Some elements are elements (obviously) but are also minerals.