User:Davidmwilliams
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David M. Williams (1972- ) is an Australian IT consultant and technical author.
Some of his contributions to the computing profession include:
- regular columnist for Australian Personal Computer (APC) magazine and The Newcastle Herald
- contributor for many other technical publications
- expert commentary for NBN and other local television and radio news broadcasts
- examiner for the Australian Computer Society (ACS)
- shareware software author
- technical editor for John Wiley & Sons, IDG, Wrox Press and other publishers
- co-founder of The Newcastle Coder's Group, a Microsoft and INETA affiliated user group
- columnist for iTWire
Significant articles I created
Wikipedia philosophy
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You can see from my user boxes on the right that I support the notion that Wikipedia articles can be built up over time and need not be complete in their first instance.
I need to make a rant here: I have been affronted by, what I consider to be, the sheer arrogance of some moderators who have felt it appropriate to flag articles for deletion - in one case within 16 minutes of my creating it, and while - as the history showed - I was still working on it! Please! Let us have some common sense here.
In fact, I think these moderators should re-familiarise themselves with the official Wikipedia editing policy which is clear that a compelling advantage of Wikipedia over traditional media is its ability to have incrementally-developed articles.
Thank you :) Now let us work together to make Wikipedia a brilliant repository of all knowledge.
Software development
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Philosophical views
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