User:WhiteKnightBlackBishop

WhiteKnightBlackBishop

Location	Somewhereland
Rank	Autopatrol
Join Date	June 2022

Hello! My name is WhiteKnightBlackBishop, and I am (although rather new) an active contributor to the ZD Wiki. I have been, and still am, a fan of Zelda content, alongside other franchises. I plan to stick around and, in my spare time, look around for articles that could be made more comprehensive or simply better... and do just that!

I joined because the Zelda Dungeon Wiki seemed like some of the leftover articles could use some maintenance, and that I wanted to be one of the few users who is responsible for the quality of the articles displayed. Before, I was staring at an endless stream of stubs, underdeveloped pages, and false statements. Now, I want people who were just like me before to enjoy reading pages that are free of grammatical and spelling mistakes, complete with all the information possible, and easy to understand.

Mostly, I edit previously existing articles, and occasionally fix formatting issues. Specifically, I take a look at pages that were recently modified, and make sure that the edit was of good quality and the user did not miss anything (this goes without saying, but I don't pay much attention to admins' and patrollers' edits). I will be completely absent from Zelda Dungeon until at least mid-August of this year, as I would like to take a short break from editing for other people's sakes, and my own sake.

I'm just getting started here! If anyone has any comments, feel free to talk to me (via my talk page, of course), as I would be glad to respond to any of them ASAP. Thanks!

What I do (algorithm)

1. I take a peek at the Recent Changes and the Logs to make sure I'm looking at all of the edits and other logged actions made.

2. If I've never checked a page before (in other words, it's not on my watchlist), I check to see there is nothing wrong with the page (I don't work much with templates and infoboxes, though; I may miss something wrong with those).

3. If I have checked a page before (it is on my watchlist), I look at the previous editor. If that editor is an administrator, a patroller, a registered bot, or an autopatrolled user, I usually let it be. Otherwise, I check to see if their edit was of good quality, and edit the page again if it wasn't.

4. I return to look at the Recent Changes and the Logs to see if anything happened while I was away checking and/or revising a page. If something happened, I go back to either Step 2 or Step 3 to determine what will happen next. Otherwise, I scroll down on the list to the next edit... and go back to either Step 2 or Step 3 to determine what will happen next.

More about me

WhiteKnightBlackBishop

TotK	This user is currently playing through Tears of the Kingdom.

BotW	This user's favorite Zelda game is Breath of the Wild.

	This user is Canadian.

	This user is Greek.

	This user ♥ to cook.

	This user's real name is a secret to everybody!