User:William Trevor Blake

Born 1 May 1966, Knoxville, Tennessee USA. Since 1992, living in Portland, Oregon, USA.

I submitted the [first entry] for the 2003 international Wikipedia logo contest.

Wikipedia entries I started (alphabetical):

Franz von Bayros
Biblical Studies
Christian Views of Women
Flehmen Response
French sign language as a pointer to French Sign Language
French Sign Language
Nervous Gender
Severed Heads
Synthpunk
systematic ideology
The Units
User:William Trevor Blake

Wikipedia entries I contributed to (alphabetical):

Bagh Chal (spelling and grammmar improved)
Buckminster Fuller (phrases coined by Fuller expanded)
Cat (description of flehman response)
Casting Out Nines (added references to R. Buckminster Fuller)
Decadent (added Franz von Bayros)
Electronic Music (linked to synthpunk)
Feminist theology (linked to Christian Views of Women)
Flying Spaghetti Monster (link to Wikipedia Church of the SubGenius)
Followers of Christ (quoted Oregon State Law House Bill 2494 Section 163.555 2b)
Goparaju Ramachandra Rao (link to Atheist Center)
Human Nature (gave Nature its due)
Ideology (linked to systematic ideology)
List of Benefits of Marriage in the United States (Added visitation and cohabitation rights)
List of Electronic Music Genres (linked to synthpunk)
Michelson-Morley experiment (corrected spelling of Michelson-Morley and Velikovsky)
Miracle (why claims of miracles are always premature)
Public Domain Resources (added OVO and GADGETTO)
Ayn Rand (linked to The Objectivist Center)
Same-Sex Marriage in the United States (Added photographs of 3 March 2004 Portland Oregon USA).
Scholarship (linked to http://www.gwiep.net/)
Secular Humanism (less ambiguous language)
Sign Language (Sign is motion & expression: sign is not new and not nec. amendable)
Socialist Party of Great Britain (added 1991 split and external links)
Atheist Philosophers (asked if Karl Popper identified himself as an atheist, this contribution perhaps gone away?)
Talk:Christian Views of Women (defended my original entry)
Talk:Closed Ecological Systems (the Earth is not a closed ecological system)
Talk:Followers of Christ (quoted Oregon State Law House Bill 2494 Section 163.555 2b)
Talk:Religion (asked if belief in God is an 'ordinary' belief)
War on Want (Sir Oswald Mosley used the phrase 'The War on Want is the War We Want.')