User:Jonathanischoice

Jonathanischoice
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Name	Jonathan
Country	New Zealand
Current location	Wellington, New Zealand
Time zone	NZST
Account statistics
First edit	30 July 2004
Edit count	22614
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19Y	This Wikipedian joined Wikipedia on July 30, 2004 (19 years, 11 months, 3 weeks and 3 days ago).
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	This user is from Wellington.
	This user plays the bass trombone.
	This user plays the contrabass trombone.
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en	This user is a native speaker of the English language.
it-2	Questo utente può contribuire con un livello intermedio di italiano.
mi-1	He tapepa rawa te reo Māori o tēnei tangata.
py-5	This user is a professional Python programmer.
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	This user has publicly declared that he has a conflict of interest regarding the Wikipedia article Mahara (software).

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Interested in classical music, trombones, wine, cuisine, memetics, philosophy, combating various forms of codswallop (in particular, spurious health claims on food and supplement articles), cosmology and its problems, detractors and alternatives, geochemistry, botany, conifers, the quarterstaff, complexity, nonlinear systems, international relations, Open Source, and pretty much everything else too.