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This Wikipedian joined Wikipedia on May 2, 2004 (20 years, 7 months, 1 week and 2 days ago).

This user lives in England.

This user is proud to be English.

Kernow
Necrothesp is proud to be Cornish

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According to The Political Compass this user is:
Economic Left (−5.75) and
Social Libertarian (−3.33)

BAThis user has a Bachelor of Arts degree in History.

∞This user is an ageless immortal.

This user is a former police officer.

This user is a former member of the British Army.

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This user has a zero tolerance policy on vandalism.

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Although I grew up in Cornwall, I currently live in rural Warwickshire, and work nearby as an archivist.

My interests include architecture (especially Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Interwar Modernist and Rococo), the armed forces and military history, fortifications, church history and architecture (and no, I'm not religious in the slightest), law enforcement (particularly its history), cinema and television (especially the depiction of historical characters and events), theatre, the British honours system, the 1920s, roleplaying games and fantasy literature.

I've been an administrator since 4 November 2005.

Notability

I have been accused at various times of being both an inclusionist and a deletionist. For the record, I am neither. I probably tend more towards inclusionism than deletionism, but I do not believe that Wikipedia should feature articles about completely non-notable people and organisations. People who are friends or relatives of somebody notable are not intrinsically notable themselves. People who were involved in a notable event are not intrinsically notable (although they may warrant a redirect to the article about the event). People who are related to an editor are certainly not intrinsically notable. Neither are local clubs, societies and organisations or companies that do not have at least a national reputation (note that secondary schools are NOT local organisations!). But, conversely, just because something or someone is not intrinsically notable doesn't mean they're not capable of being notable at all. Too many editors slap prod or afd notices on whole categories of articles without bothering to examine their individual merits, and that's just as bad as cluttering up Wikipedia with articles about utterly non-notable subjects.

I have to add that in the last few years I have been getting increasingly frustrated at the growing number of editors (including very experienced editors) who seem increasingly unable to use common sense to determine notability. There is an ever-growing tendency to state that if a subject is not specifically stated to be notable under a narrow set of "rules" (note to these people, we don't have rules on Wikipedia) then it cannot possibly be notable at all. Any appeal to common sense is shouted down and mocked, as these editors seem uncomfortable with using judgement and discretion and instead prefer to obsessively apply dogma and fictional rules. While the majority of AfDs are still closed sensibly, there are certainly now too many where the "rules"-obsessed deletionists win and useful articles are deleted, sometimes with the clear collusion of closing admins who agree with their deletionist opinions and ignore the views of those who prefer to apply common sense to the discussions ("not policy-based" as they smugly say - it's those non-existent "rules" again). This is not of any benefit to Wikipedia and sometimes I almost get the feeling that there is a minority of editors who gain great satisfaction from getting articles deleted. I do not believe this is in the spirit of Wikipedia and I actually find it quite depressing that this great project is being undermined by these people and wonder why I bother contributing at all. Sadly, the bureaucrats seem to be taking over, and that is certainly not what Wikipedia is all about.

As a postscript to this, I am saddened at how unpleasant the deletionists can get when other editors challenge their opinions. There is an increasingly toxic nature to "debate", especially at AfD. A smallish coterie of editors, who often seem to work together, appear to have decided what they think should be on Wikipedia and are working to make sure that the rest of us know it too. They are utterly inflexible, seemingly incapable of using any form of discretion, and will brook no deviation from the fixed "rules" which they have decided Wikipedia has on notability. They try to enforce their will on other editors by bullying, shouting down, patronising, disparaging, mocking and sneering at any editors who disagree with them, often supporting each other to do so. Unfortunately, they're continually allowed to get away with it, seemingly because an increasing number of editors, including administrators, seem to be uncomfortable with the lack of formal rules here and would rather just go along with their strident claims that the (non-existent) rules must be obeyed inflexibly and without question than challenge them. Once upon a time, in more enjoyable days, they would have been rapidly challenged by other more liberal editors and would eventually have got bored and wandered off when they realised that Wikipedia wasn't their own personal soapbox and WP:IAR (one of Wikipedia's cornerstones that they really hate, would clearly like to be deleted, and claim has no relevance), but now they are allowed to dictate to the rest of us (because, you know, we all need rules and better that someone comes along and imposes them on us than we don't have any!). Frankly, without much support from other editors and administrators, I am tired of trying to point out that we don't have rules that must be inflexibly obeyed and that improving the encyclopaedia doesn't mean deleting as much content as possible. I am tired of having to defend my opinions against people who think I should be stripped of my sysop privileges because I don't agree with them, because they believe that somehow they are the true force for good here and I am trying to sabotage their efforts to "improve" Wikipedia. It's a very sad development in what should have been a great project and I really wonder if Wikipedia, like so many other projects with great ideas, will just eventually degenerate into infighting and arguing. Wikipedia has changed immensely since I joined, and often not for the better.

There are some topics which I genuinely believe have inherent notability and should be kept irrespective of whether they meet WP:GNG. Sadly some of these have been deprecated at RfCs, but I have not changed my opinion. These include:

• Officers who have held flag, general or air rank in the armed forces of any country (including commodores and brigadiers, who are equivalent in rank to these officers).
• Holders of a first-level award for valour, two or more second-level awards for valour or three or more third-level awards for valour. See WP:SOLDIER and my own guidelines.
• Holders of the CBE or higher in the British honours system or its equivalent in other honours systems. See my own guidelines.
• Ruling monarchs and heads of royal houses (including those which have been deposed) and their spouses, children and grandchildren.
• Holders of cabinet-level and other ministerial-level (including deputy ministerial) positions of national and sub-national governments, whether elected or appointed. See WP:POLITICIAN.
• Individuals who have sat in any national or sub-national legislature, whether elected or appointed. See WP:POLITICIAN. Note that this does not include county or city councils or their equivalents.
• Holders of hereditary peerages of the United Kingdom, whether or not they have sat in the House of Lords. Those who have are clearly eligible per the above and it makes no sense to cut off the line of articles now hereditary peers have lost their entitlement to sit.
• Judges of national and sub-national supreme courts, national appeal courts and the highest-level national courts of first instance. See WP:POLITICIAN.
• National and sub-national government agencies.
• National and sub-national law enforcement agencies.
• Larger local law enforcement agencies with more than about 500 sworn officers.
• Chief officers of all the agencies mentioned above.
• National and sub-national military forces and their branches. See WP:MILUNIT.
• Military units and formations of battalion size or above. See WP:MILUNIT.
• Air force units and formations of squadron size or above. See WP:MILUNIT.
• Warships and naval formations of any size. See WP:MILUNIT.
• Orders, decorations and medals awarded by any national government.
• Recognised government subdivisions at any level. See WP:GEOLAND.
• Recognised settlements of any size. See WP:GEOLAND.
• Buildings and structures designated as built heritage by a national government or by a sub-national government when this responsibility is delegated to them by the national government (e.g. German states). See WP:GEOFEAT. When a group of similar structures is located in a single neighbourhood or along a single street then it may be more appropriate to group these together into a single article rather than having articles on every separate building.
• Diocesan bishops of significant Christian denominations.
• Cathedrals and other major churches (such as basilicas and minsters) of significant Christian denominations.
• Significant military bases and facilities. Bases that house at least a battalion-sized unit should be considered notable, as should all military airbases, naval dockyards, etc.
• Railway stations. Simple tram stops are generally not notable.
• Films and TV shows featuring at least a few actors who themselves have articles.
• Actors who have had long-running roles in long-running TV series, whether or not they have had significant roles outside those series.
• Secondary schools, whether state-run or private. I appreciate we had an RfC on this subject, but it remains highly controversial and I continue to believe that all secondary schools are notable.
• Degree-granting institutions of further and higher education accredited by a government or other reputable body. Contrary to the allegations of some, this does not only include institutions that award their own degrees; it also includes independent tertiary institutions affiliated to another university (very common in India and Pakistan, for example).
• Holders of established chairs at major universities and research institutions. See here for the definition of an established chair.

Note: "Sub-national" in this context refers to first-level subdivisions of federal nations that have independent legislatures, such as U.S., Australian, German or Indian states and Canadian provinces. It does not refer to lower-level subdivisions of these countries or any subdivisions of non-federal nations, which may have councils but not actual legislatures.

And here is a perfect example of the unpleasantness that now characterises Wikipedia. Apparently an admin is not allowed to have an opinion that goes against that of those who believe they are "right", even when citing a policy in direct response to a comment from another editor bemoaning how guidelines are preventing decent editing. I'm frankly glad I was on holiday at the time and didn't notice it until it was closed. From the great project of building an encyclopaedia, we have degenerated into name calling and false accusations over what is considered to be worthy of inclusion, which is incredibly sad, if to be expected.

Project Pages

Note: Gallantry awards fully listed 1 September 1939–31 December 1939.
Note: Gallantry awards fully listed 1 January 1960–28 September 2012 (DSO/DSC/MC/DFC/AFC/CGM/DCM/DSM/MM/DFM/AFM back to 1955; GM back to 1959).

• Honours Lists
• List of uniformed organisations
• List of major units
• List of minor units
• List of recipients of the Air Force Cross (United Kingdom), 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Air Force Cross (United Kingdom), 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Air Force Cross (United Kingdom), 1948–1960
• List of recipients of the Air Force Cross (United Kingdom), 1961–1980
• List of recipients of the Air Force Cross (United Kingdom), 1981–present
• List of recipients of the Air Force Medal, 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Air Force Medal, 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Air Force Medal, 1948–1993
• List of recipients of the Albert Medal (lifesaving)
• List of people created baronets in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom
• List of people created barons in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
• List of recipients of the British Empire Medal, 1917–1920
• List of recipients of the British Empire Medal, 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the British Empire Medal, 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry
• List of Members of the Order of the Companions of Honour
• List of recipients of the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross
• List of recipients of the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1916–1917
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Conduct Medal, 1948–1993
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom), 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom), 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom), 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom), 1948–present
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Flying Medal, 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Flying Medal, 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Flying Medal, 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Flying Medal, 1948–1993
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom), 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom), 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom), 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross (United Kingdom), 1948–present
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Medal (United Kingdom), 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Medal (United Kingdom), 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Medal (United Kingdom), 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Medal (United Kingdom), 1948–1993
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Order, 1916–1917
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Order, 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Order, 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Order, 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Distinguished Service Order, 1948–present
• List of people created dukes in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
• List of people created earls in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
• List of recipients of the Edward Medal
• List of recipients of the Empire Gallantry Medal
• List of Knights of the Garter
• List of recipients of the George Cross
• List of recipients of the George Medal since World War II
• List of recipients of the Kaisar-i-Hind Medal
• List of Knights Bachelor
• List of people created life peers in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
• List of people created marquesses in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
• List of recipients of the Meritorious Service Medal, 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Meritorious Service Medal, 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Military Cross, 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Military Cross, 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Military Cross, 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Military Cross, 1948–present
• List of recipients of the Military Medal, 1916–1917
• List of recipients of the Military Medal, 1918–1920
• List of recipients of the Military Medal, 1921–1938
• List of recipients of the Military Medal, 1939–1947
• List of recipients of the Military Medal, 1948–1993
• List of Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath
• List of Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath
• List of Companions of the Order of the Bath
• List of recipients of the Order of the British Empire and British Empire Medal for Gallantry since World War II
• List of Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire
• List of Dames Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire
• List of Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire
• List of Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire
• List of Commanders of the Order of the British Empire, 1917–1920
• List of Commanders of the Order of the British Empire, 1921–1938
• List of Officers of the Order of the British Empire, 1917–1919
• List of Officers of the Order of the British Empire, 1 January 1920
• List of Officers of the Order of the British Empire, 2 January–31 December 1920
• List of Officers of the Order of the British Empire, 1921–1938
• List of Officers of the Order of the British Empire, 1939–1947
• List of Members of the Order of the British Empire, 1917–1919
• List of Members of the Order of the British Empire, 1 January 1920
• List of Members of the Order of the British Empire, 2 January–31 December 1920
• List of Members of the Order of the British Empire, 1921–1938
• List of Companions of the Order of the Crown of India
• List of Knights Grand Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire
• List of Knights Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire
• List of Companions of the Order of the Indian Empire
• List of Members of the Order of Merit
• List of Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George
• List of Knights Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
• List of Companions of the Order of St Michael and St George
• List of Knights Grand Commander of the Order of the Star of India
• List of Knights Commander of the Order of the Star of India
• List of Companions of the Order of the Star of India
• List of members of the Privy Council of Ireland
• List of members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom
• List of recipients of the Queen's Gallantry Medal
• List of recipients of the Queen's Police Medal
• List of recipients of the Queen's Police Medal for Gallantry
• List of recipients of the Royal Red Cross 1st Class
• List of recipients of the Royal Red Cross 2nd Class
• List of Knights Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order
• List of Knights Commander of the Royal Victorian Order
• List of Commanders of the Royal Victorian Order
• List of Lieutenants and Members Fourth Class of the Royal Victorian Order
• List of Members Fifth Class of the Royal Victorian Order
• List of Knights of St Patrick
• List of Knights of the Thistle
• List of recipients of the Victoria Cross
• List of people created viscounts in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
• Honours notes
• Check "central chancery", "honour of knighthood", "dignity of a", "dignities of", "albert medal", "edward medal", "medal of the civil division", "medal of the military division", VC, DSO, CGM, DCM, DSC, MC, DFC, AFC, DSM, MM, DFM, AFM, MSM, BEM, RRC, KPM
• Merchant Navy Uniform
• graciously OR pleased OR approve OR erased OR forfeited OR gallant OR gallantry OR brave OR bravery OR courageous OR courage OR honour OR knighthood OR introduced OR dignity OR corrected OR correct OR amendments
• TV series
• List of military-style marching bands
• List of brass bands
• List of pipe bands
• List of historical events depicted on film and television
• List of historical characters depicted on film and television
• Timelines of Commonwealth honours
• List of AfD discussions for individuals with a CBE or above
• List of AfD discussions for flag, general and air officers
• List of AfD discussions for heritage-listed buildings
• List of AfD discussions for railway stations
• List of AfD discussions for individuals with an obituary in a major newspaper
• List of sports teams
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• Notability criteria for recipients of honours
• Medals of the United Kingdom
• List of lasts
• List of murders: United Kingdom
• List of portraits
• Medal ribbon identifier
• Resources

My Contributions

I created all listed articles except those in italics, which already existed, but to which I substantially added. Articles are listed in the month that I first worked on them.

May 2004

• Yian (fictional city)
• Criminal Investigation Department
• Bill Morris, Baron Morris of Handsworth
• List of basilicas

• Il Redentore
• San Zaccaria, Venice
• List of churches in Venice
• List of churches in Florence

• Florence Baptistery
• Santissima Annunziata, Florence

• Santa Felicita, Florence
• Comparative officer ranks of World War II

June 2004

• List of field marshals
• Marshal of the Royal Air Force
• Santa Croce, Florence
• List of German Field Marshals
• List of Austrian Field Marshals
• List of Field Marshals of the Holy Roman Empire
• List of Iranian Field Marshals
• List of British words not widely used in the United States

• List of American words not widely used in the United Kingdom
• List of words having different meanings in British and American English: A–L
• List of words having different meanings in British and American English: M–Z
• San Beneto

• Santa Maria Zobenigo
• San Moisè
• San Salvador, Venice
• Santo Stefano, Venice
• San Zulian
• Frari
• Tolentini

• San Pantalon
• San Polo (church)
• San Rocco, Venice
• San Giacomo dall'Orio
• Santa Maria della Salute
• Second Corporal
• Santi Giovanni e Paolo, Venice

July 2004

• Lance-Sergeant
• Lance-Corporal of Horse
• Corporal of Horse
• Daffadar
• Havildar
• Lance Daffadar
• Company Quartermaster Sergeant
• Staff Corporal
• Warrant Officer
• Royal Artillery
• Band Sergeant Major
• Garrison Sergeant Major

• Academy Sergeant Major
• Conductor (Army)
• Under Officer
• Austrian knot
• Cap badge
• Other Ranks
• Stable belt
• Officer Cadet
• Non Regular Permanent Staff
• Women's Royal Army Corps
• Jock Tiffin
• Plymouth College

• Badia Fiorentina
• San Felice, Florence
• San Leonardo in Arcetri
• San Miniato al Monte
• Basilica of San Lorenzo, Florence
• Santa Margherita de' Cerchi
• List of Old Etonians born before the 18th century
• List of Old Etonians born in the 18th century
• List of Old Etonians born in the 19th century

• Bishop of Hereford
• Bishop of Chester
• List of Provosts of Eton College
• Piazza dei Miracoli
• Collegiata di San Gimignano
• List of Deans of St Paul's
• Dean of Canterbury
• Ralph Sherwin
• Thomas Aufield
• Sant'Agostino, San Gimignano

August 2004

• Royal Military Police
• List of Old Etonians born in the 20th century
• Minister (diplomacy)
• General Officer Commanding
• Special Investigation Branch
• Bishop of Lichfield
• Bishop of Carlisle
• Commander-in-Chief of the Forces
• North American Station
• Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom
• Master Aircrew
• John Frith (martyr)

• Silvester de Everdon
• Honourable Artillery Company
• Military beret
• Royal Scots Greys
• John de Halton
• Thomas Merke
• William Strickland (bishop)
• Roger Whelpdale
• Marmaduke Lumley
• List of Fleet and Grand Admirals
• Admiral of the Fleet (Royal Navy)

• List of Russian Field Marshals
• List of Field Marshals of the Ottoman Empire
• Nicholas Close
• Edward Story
• Thomsonfly
• William Senhouse
• John Penny
• John Kite
• Owen Oglethorpe
• Richard Barnes (bishop)
• Henry Robinson (bishop)

• Richard Senhouse
• Francis White (bishop)
• Barnaby Potter
• Richard Sterne (bishop)
• Police ranks of the United Kingdom
• Yvonne Fletcher
• Committee on Evil Literature
• Black and Tans
• Auxiliary Division
• Ulster Special Constabulary

September 2004

• Edward Rainbowe
• Thomas Smith (bishop of Carlisle)
• Royal Engineers
• Flight Sergeant
• Chief Technician
• Junior Technician
• Senior Aircraftman
• Leading Aircraftman

• Aircraftman
• Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant
• Staff Sergeant Major
• Company Sergeant Major
• Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
• Intelligence Corps (United Kingdom)

• Hackle
• Quartermaster Sergeant Instructor
• Sergeant Major Instructor
• Clerk of Works
• Foreman of Signals
• War Office
• Military Secretary (United Kingdom)

• Royal Corps of Signals
• List of tallest churches in the world
• Adjutant
• Second-in-command
• Bedford School
• Coxswain
• List of secret police organizations

October 2004

• List of red-light districts

November 2004

• Vigiles
• Royal Army Chaplains' Department

• Quartermaster
• The Light Infantry

• List of mounted police units
• Water police

• Transit police
• Staff clerk

December 2004

• Devon and Cornwall Police
• Chief Constable

• Chief Superintendent
• Chief Inspector

• Basic Command Unit
• Police division

• Cretan Gendarmerie
• Special Constabulary

January 2005

• List of honorary British knights and dames

• Ministry of Defence Police

February 2005

• Alleyn's School
• Ampleforth College

• Bedford Modern School
• Blundell's School

• Belfast Royal Academy

• Berkhamsted School

March 2005

• Jeanette Abadie
• Mbwiri
• Obambo
• Witch smeller
• Alchabitius
• Achmet (oneiromancer)
• Aglaophotis

• Akathaso
• Adalbert (mystic)
• Abbé Adam
• Grand Orient de France
• Book of the Penitence of Adam
• Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal
• Fonds

• Basilideans
• Felicitaries
• Agathion
• Aetites
• Station Warrant Officer
• Royal Navy Police
• Royal Air Force Police

• Royal Marines Police
• Technical, Administrative and Supervisory Section
• Cabmen's Shelter Fund
• Provost Sergeant
• Regimental Police
• Shepherd's Bush Murders

April 2005

• Gibraltar Defence Police

May 2005

• Canadian Forces National Investigation Service

• Canadian Forces Military Police

• Canadian Provost Corps

June 2005

• Assistant Superintendent
• Deputy Superintendent

• Indianisation (British India)
• Viceroy's Commissioned Officer

• King's Commissioned Indian Officer

• Chief secretary (British Empire)

July 2005

• List of basilicas in Italy

August 2005

• Dragoon guards
• Aiguillette
• Naval Intelligence Division

• Engineer and Logistic Staff Corps
• List of Old Abingdonians
• Ashville College

• Batley Grammar School
• Bedales School
• Birkenhead School

• List of intelligence agencies
• List of defunct intelligence agencies

September 2005

• Charles Rowan
• Richard Mayne
• William Hay (police commissioner)
• Douglas Labalmondière
• John Wray (civil servant)
• John May (police officer)
• Assistant Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis

• Deputy Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
• Edmund Henderson
• Charles Warren
• James Monro
• John Littlechild
• Sir Edward Bradford, 1st Baronet

• Edward Henry
• Alexander Carmichael Bruce
• Richard Pearson (police officer)
• Receiver of the Metropolitan Police
• Bloxham School
• Bolton School
• Bootham School

• Bradfield College
• Bradford Grammar School
• Brentwood School (England)
• List of Old Brightonians

October 2005

• County police
• Princess Mary's Royal Air Force Nursing Service
• Army Physical Training Corps
• Physical Training Instructor

• Commander
• Deputy commander (Metropolitan Police)
• Army School of Physical Training
• Murder of Philip Lawrence

• Frank Elliott (police officer)
• Royal Army Ordnance Corps
• James Olive

• Charles Royds

November 2005

• William Horwood (police commissioner)
• Nevil Macready

• Alison Halford

• Linda Dobbs

• Deputy Chief Constable

December 2005

• Commander-in-Chief Fleet

• Warwickshire Police

January 2006

• Ackworth School
• Henry Tennant (railway administrator)

• Aldenham School
• Ardingly College

• Arnold School
• Bablake School

• Bancroft's School
• Bishop's Stortford College

February 2006

• Master Gunner
• Bristol Cathedral Choir School
• Bristol Grammar School

• Bromsgrove School
• Bryanston School

• Bury Grammar School
• Canford School

• List of Old Carthusians
• Caterham School

March 2006

• Sub-Divisional Inspector
• Superintendent (police)
• Divisional Detective Inspector
• Station Sergeant
• Police Minstrels
• Trevor Bigham
• Westwood Heath
• Westgate, Canterbury

• Llynnau Mymbyr
• Llyn Gwynant
• Llyn Padarn
• Cymer Abbey
• Llanfihangel-y-Pennant
• Dadie Rylands
• Guy Standing (actor)
• Lilian Braithwaite

• Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies
• Madge Kendal
• Genevieve Ward
• Mount Edgcumbe House
• Royal William Victualling Yard
• Cremyll
• Lewannick
• Eastern Green

• Hunningham
• Offchurch Bury
• Nottingham Council House
• St Mary's Church, Nottingham
• Peter Norton (GC)
• Conspicuous Gallantry Cross

April 2006

• List of British gallantry awards for the Iraq War

• Newham Community Constabulary

• David Allan (police officer)

May 2006

• James Whitehead (police officer)
• Bronson Albery
• Kenneth Barnes
• William C. Harris (police officer)
• Deputy Assistant Commissioner

• Bond's Hospital
• Royal Army Service Corps
• Royal Army Pay Corps
• Army Legal Corps
• Military Provost Staff Corps

• Second Lieutenant
• Seaton, Cornwall
• W. Arundel Orchard
• Idris Bell
• Harold Perrin

• Lionel Barnett
• Henry Guppy (librarian)
• Mary Neal

June 2006

• First Lieutenant

• John Carter (police officer)

• Percy Royds

• Hilary Mantel

July 2006

• International Committee of the Blue Shield

• Custodian helmet

• John Cliff

August 2006

• Albanian Police

• Adjutant-General to the Forces

September 2006

• John Nott-Bower
• John Ferguson (police officer)
• John Ferguson (clergyman)
• Philip Margetson
• 1954 Blons avalanches

• Ali Dizaei
• STV Royston Grange
• Wellington, Washington avalanche
• Battiscombe Gunn
• Thomas Eckersley

• John Layard
• Allan Gwynne-Jones
• Alix Strachey
• Grace Barnsley

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October 2006

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November 2006

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December 2006

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January 2007

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February 2007

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March 2007

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April 2007

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May 2007

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June 2007

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July 2007

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October 2007

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November 2007

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December 2007

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September 2009

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October 2009

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November 2009

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January 2010

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February 2010

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July 2010

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January 2011

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October 2011

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December 2011

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January 2012

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Recognition

Administrator Hey there. I'm pleased to let you know that, consensus being reached, you are now an administrator! You've volunteered to do housekeeping duties that normal users sadly cannot participate in. Sysops can't do a lot of stuff: They can't delete pages just like that (except patent nonsense like "aojt9085yu8;3ou"), and they can't protect pages in an edit war they are involved in. But they can delete random junk, ban anonymous vandals, delete pages listed on Votes for deletion (provided there's a consensus) for more than one week, protect pages when asked to, and keep the few protected pages that exist on Wikipedia up to date. Almost anything you can do can be undone, but please take a look at The Administrators' how-to guide and the Administrators' reading list before you get started (although you should have read that during your candidacy ;). Take a look before experimenting with your powers. Also, please add Administrators' noticeboard to your watchlist, as there are always discussions/requests for admins there. If you have any questions drop me a message at My talk page. Have fun! =Nichalp «Talk»= Please also add your name to WP:LA =Nichalp «Talk»= 03:33, 4 November 2005 (UTC)

	The Original Barnstar
	For dedication to your areas of expertise, your persistence in the face of vandalism and your NPOV and keeping your cool when others launch attacks on you. I think it's a long time coming. Ben W Bell talk 08:23, 31 May 2006 (UTC)}}

	The Admin's Barnstar
	For your even-handed decisions as to "speedy deletion" tagged articles; and efforts to make Wikipedia better organised, I award you this barnstar. Cheers, Kierzek (talk) 18:12, 16 September 2011 (UTC)

Law Enforcement Wikiproject Achievement Award Without both your extensive work on creating Law Enforcement articles and your hard setting-up work during the early stages, the Law Enforcement Wikiproject would not have taken off how it has. Therefore, I hereby present to you the projects first award. Many thanks SGGH 17:31, 22 November 2006 (UTC)

	The Editor's Barnstar
	Thank you for promptly de-prodding Martin Lamb. Experienced editors really should have a better reason than "Non-notable person". Edwardx (talk) 15:01, 8 April 2013 (UTC)

		The Admin's Barnstar
		A tear of pride rolls down my cheek when I see the people I nominated for adminship over half a decade ago keeping up the good work. Cheers! bd2412 T 21:27, 8 September 2013 (UTC)

	The Special Barnstar
	Hey there. Just wanted to give you this. I love your List of last occurrences page. If I can find anything to contribute I certainly will, provided that you're ok with that. HarlandQPitt 14:17, 7 July 2014 (UTC)

	The Barnstar of Diplomacy
	Thanks for your contribution in Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Ahmad Keshvari.AliAkar (talk) 14:55, 14 February 2015 (UTC)

		The Instructor's Barnstar
		This Barnstar is awarded to Wikipedians who have performed stellar work in the area of instruction & help for other editors. Thank you for clarifying so well about disambiguation links Krishna Chaitanya Velaga ☎ 13:18, 13 August 2015 (UTC)

	The Defender of the Wiki Barnstar
	Your work to improve Wikipedia is highly appreciated. Wikipedia needs more people like you. Pratyush (talk) 19:49, 4 December 2016 (UTC)

	The Original Barnstar
	I award you the Original barnstar for writing this helpful essay.  M A A Z   T A L K  19:27, 24 January 2018 (UTC)

	The Defender of the Wiki Barnstar
	I enjoyed reading "Notability policies" and I can relate. I love the term, ""rules"-obsessed deletionists", and describes perfectly many editors I have come across. Vinegarymass911 (talk) 17:10, 9 September 2019 (UTC)

	The Defender of the Wiki Barnstar
	Thank you for your continued service in protectiong articles from tedious vandalism, and in this case specifically articles relating to WikiProject Military History. Cdjp1 (talk) 10:54, 7 October 2020 (UTC)

	The Special Barnstar
	Thanks for your contribution in Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Killing of Zohra Shah.Lustead (talk) 15:14, 25 November 2020 (UTC)

	The Editor's Barnstar
	For defending notable people! Looking glass 563621 (talk) 13:57, 22 July 2021 (UTC)

	The Original Barnstar
	Hi! This Barnstar is for you! This is for fighting for the Apostolic Catholic Church article during its 2nd and 3rd nomination for deletion. I promise you, that those efforts will not be in vain. Ploreky (talk) 11:24, 4 October 2022 (UTC)

		The Barnstar of Diligence
		Hi there. Although we don't always see eye to eye on things, just wanted to drop by and let you know that I appreciate all the effort you put into the project. You are a gem! Onel5969 TT me 13:54, 6 October 2022 (UTC)

	The Defender of the Wiki Barnstar
	You are truly a knight of Wikidom. I bask in your glory. RadicalUranium (talk) 04:57, 28 August 2024 (UTC)

		The Defender of the Wiki Barnstar
		Thank you for defending Wikipedia from deletionists and vandals. History6042 (talk) 01:10, 25 November 2024 (UTC)

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My World Heritage Sites

• Mill Network at Kinderdijk-Elshout
• Stonehenge, Avebury and Associated Sites
• Tower of London
• Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey, and Saint Margaret's Church
• Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape
• Maritime Greenwich
• Bryggen
• Urnes Stave Church
• City of Bath
• Castles and Town Walls of King Edward in Gwynedd
• Frontiers of the Roman Empire (Hadrian's Wall only)
• Studley Royal Park including the Ruins of Fountains Abbey
• Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey, and St Martin's Church
• Paris, Banks of the Seine
• Palace and Park of Versailles
• Cologne Cathedral
• Bordeaux
• La Grand-Place, Brussels
• Historic Centre of Avignon
• Historic Centre of Vienna
• Palace and Gardens of Schönbrunn
• Wachau Cultural Landscape (Melk only)
• Historic Site of Lyon
• Historic Fortified City of Carcassonne
• Seventeenth-century canal ring area of Amsterdam inside the Singelgracht
• Speicherstadt and Kontorhaus District with Chilehaus
• Strasbourg – Grande île
• Historic Centre of Florence
• Historic Centre of Rome
• Vatican City
• Venice and its Lagoon
• Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
• Budapest
• Historic Centre of Prague
• Upper Middle Rhine Valley
• Historic Centre of Bruges
• Flemish Béguinages (Bruges, Ghent, Kortrijk)
• Belfries of Belgium and France (Amiens, Antwerp Cathedral, Antwerp Stadhuis, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Bruges, Calais, Ghent, Kortrijk, Veurne, Ypres)
• Funerary and memory sites of the First World War (Western Front) (Tyne Cot, Menin Gate, Nieuport Memorial, Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial, Hunter's Cemetery, Étaples Military Cemetery, Thiepval Memorial, Thiepval Anglo-French Cemetery, Delville Wood South African National Memorial, Delville Wood Cemetery)
• Forth Bridge
• Historic Centre of San Gimignano
• Piazza del Duomo, Pisa
• Kutná Hora: Historical Town Centre with the Church of St Barbara and the Cathedral of Our Lady at Sedlec
• Historic Centre of Kraków
• Wieliczka and Bochnia Royal Salt Mines (Wieliczka only)
• Auschwitz Birkenau
• Kalwaria Zebrzydowska
• Durham Castle and Cathedral
• Historic Centre (Old Town) of Tallinn
• Vilnius Historic Centre
• Historic Centre of Riga
• Archaeological Areas of Pompei, Herculaneum and Torre Annunziata
• Costiera Amalfitana
• Historic Centre of Naples
• Mont-Saint-Michel and its Bay
• Amiens Cathedral
• Kyiv: Saint-Sophia Cathedral and Related Monastic Buildings, Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra
• Historic Centre of Warsaw
• Alhambra, Generalife and Albayzín, Granada
• City of Valletta
• Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork
• Medieval Town of Toruń
• Blenheim Palace
• Historic Areas of Istanbul
• Centennial Hall in Wrocław
• Old City of Zamość
• Monastery of the Hieronymites and Tower of Belém in Lisbon
• Cultural Landscape of Sintra
• Ironbridge Gorge
• Villages with fortified churches in Transylvania (Prejmer only)
• City of Verona
• Liverpool Maritime Mercantile City
• Millenary Benedictine Abbey of Pannonhalma and its Natural Environment
• Historic Centre of Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments (St Petersburg, Peterhof, Pushkin)
• Llotja de la Seda
• Saltaire
• Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison
• Royal Building of Mafra