Thanks for your work, Junnn11!
(if you ever read this:) )
User: Junnn11
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#12The image tags on that page need `loading="lazy"`. This made me curious what contributing to the wikipedia application (not articles) is like. Anyone have any insight/info on this?
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#13Just wait until they learn about debugging!
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#14The image tags on that page need `loading="lazy"`. This made me curious what contributing to the wikipedia application (not articles) is like. Anyone have any insight/info on this?
The application is called MediaWiki.
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_become_a_MediaWiki_hac...
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#15It's contributions like this that really show the vast amount of knowledge that can be found on Wikipedia.
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#16What a coincidence!
Only yesterday I was reading the WP page on Camel Spiders, saw the chewing animation, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Junnn11#/media/File:20220..., and thought it was quite cool!
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#17Wonderful illustrations!
Whenever I see someone that is interested in a very specific niche and obviously expends a lot of effort towards it, I'm always in awe. How did they become interested in the topic? Why choose this specific thing? How do they keep their motivation to continue with it?
I've personally never really felt like I've cared enough about anything this much. Because of this, I've always felt like I'm missing something in life. I would love to be passionate about something as much as Junnn11 is about Arthropods.
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#18The image tags on that page need `loading="lazy"`. This made me curious what contributing to the wikipedia application (not articles) is like. Anyone have any insight/info on this?
Personally, I much prefer having the images all download on page load. Lazy loaded images never seem to download before I scroll to them, so I have to keep waiting for them to come in as I go through the page.
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#19These pictures strongly remind me of "Ernst Haeckel: Kunstformen der Natur (Artforms of Nature) 1899-1904"
https://www.zum.de/stueber/haeckel/kunstformen/natur.html
(unfortunately only the low resolution images (Bildschirmauflösung) are still available on the page)