User:Z. Patterson

Hello. I am Z. Patterson. Generally, I improve articles by adding reliable sources (preferably academic journals), copyedit articles, revert and report disruptive editing, participate in articles for deletion discussions, and help answer questions. I generally edit articles about Japan (including anime, manga, Japanese cuisine, and the Japanese language), computer science, horror, law, linguistics, New York State, Pennsylvania, and philosophy.

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