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I have been an editor on Wikipedia since 10 August 2010, when I created my first article (Snow Prince). Since then, I have been creating articles and expanding them in the little free time I have. The full list of articles I have been working on can be seen here.
I am particularly interested in some areas in the Japanese culture, so that is my main focus on Wikipedia. These areas includes: Films, Television dramas, Actors/Actresses and (sometimes) anime and manga. In fact, all these areas are interwoven, so I believe that Wikipedia pages should be able to reflect that. I feel that these areas are not covered substantially here (which was one of the reasons I joined in the first place). Most pages are just merely skeletons floating around, pretending to be informative articles when they are not. Therefore, I will be more than willing to lend a helping hand to any editor who needs help in these areas.
I am also interested in articles relating to Singapore as a whole. Although I do not edit them on a regular basis, I am still willing to help improve any article that catches my eye. Same goes for Korean-related articles.
If you need any help from me, feel free to contact me on my talk page. --Yours sincerely, Lionratz.
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