User:Arcticocean

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About me

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This user has been an admin for
17 years, 8 months and 5 days.

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I am one of Wikipedia's administrators. If you have questions, comments, or concerns about my actions as an administrator, please do not be reluctant to raise them with me. I promise to listen carefully and try to address the problem. Feedback really is a gift (as the saying goes) and even if not completely correct, it's rarely wrong.
Previously, I was a checkuser and later an arbitrator on the English Wikipedia. These days, I am also active within the global Wikimedia community, where I am a privacy ombudsperson, and you can also contact me on my user talk page at Meta-Wiki.
I am from the UK. I write in Scottish English (one of the forms of British English) and have an unshakeable habit of using the word outwith, which is commonplace in Scotland but archaic and confusing ~~outwith~~ outside it.