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Aspifi

— Wikipedian —
Harborplace promenade at sunset (April 2024)
Pronouns	They/Them
Country	United States
Current location	Baltimore, Maryland
Languages	English
Time zone	Eastern
Current time	Current time for UTC-4 is 21:06
Interests
On Wikipedia: Shopping malls, entertainment complexes, casinos, hotels, office buildings, dead malls, retail businesses (ie. Circuit City, Macy's, JCPenney, Sears, Bed Bath & Beyond (1987–2023) and Bed Bath & Beyond (2023–present)), Hard Rock International, abandoned facilities, real estate developers/operators, and more (I may edit some pages that are outside of these interests.) Outside of Wikipedia: Cars, gaming, entertainment, YouTube, fans, vacuums, lawn mowers, Hard Rock Cafe, and more
Account statistics
Joined	June 28, 2025; 13 months ago (June 28, 2025)
First edit	In general: Ram 1500 TRX (reverted) For shopping malls: Perimeter Mall
Extended confirmed	Yes

Hello, I have been a Wikipedian since June 2025. I like to edit what I'm interested in, being real-estate (shopping malls, tenant pages, office towers) and cars. Usually I will edit pages that are missing information or in other words, outdated or have inaccurate information. Keeping these pages up to date is what helps prevent them from having inaccurate information and essentially becoming a stub.

I also make categories (eg. Category:Shopping malls developed by The Hahn Company) that are important for pre-existing categories, as well as redirects to help with editor fatigue (like the redirect page Rouse Co.).

I use programs like ProveIt for citations on the desktop version of Wikipedia, as well as uploading images of malls and logos on Wikimedia Commons and Wikipedia's non-free content criteria. I also dislike how the majority of mall articles violate WP:TENANTS and WP:NOTDIRECTORY. I will typically remove these anchor lists if they are exhaustive or show non-major tenants.

This user is a participant in Wikipedia:WikiProject Urban studies and planning.

• Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa
• Clarksburg Premium Outlets
• Outlets of Maui
• The Wharf Cinema Center

• The Shops at Canton Crossing (now functioning as a redirect)

• The Gallery at Harborplace

• Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel

• Mill Station (shopping center)

• Portside Festival Marketplace

• Bayside Marketplace

• Towson Square

• Harborplace

• The Shops at Merrick Park

• The Shops at Canton Crossing

• Charlottetown Mall

• Owings Mills Mall

• Pier 17 Pavilion

• National Place

• St. Louis Union Station

• Harborplace Office Tower
• Owings Mills Corporate Center

• Ford Raptor
• Ford Mustang
• Dodge Power Wagon
• Ram TRX

• Hey A.J.!
• Boy Girl Dog Cat Mouse Cheese
• Gameoverse
• Kratt brothers
• Power Plant Live!
• Live! Casino & Hotel (Maryland / Philadelphia and Pittsburgh)
• Fourth Street Live!
• Stateside Live!
• Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino (Hollywood / Tampa)
• Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas / Virgin Hotels Las Vegas / Hard Rock Las Vegas / The Mirage
• The Cordish Companies
• Waterside District
• Horseshoe Casino Baltimore
• Ripley's Believe It or Not!
• James W. Rouse (The Rouse Company / Enterprise Development Company)
• The Hahn Company
• Mills Corporation
• Sears Holdings (Sears Canada / Homart Development Co.)
• Macy's, Inc. (JMB Realty / Federated Stores Realty)

And over 100+ more.

You will likely find a shopping mall article with a lack of in-depth information. For articles like those, I usually put them in my sandbox and then do extensive research on before they were developed, who developed them, and their ownership and decline history, or rewrite them entirely if they're filled with outdated information.

I frequently return to articles I have already edited to ensure they stay up-to-date and accurate. Shopping mall articles that I cannot find ANYTHING in depth about them or are WP:ROTM, then they will be put in AfD.

Note that I am a new user and is prone to making errors. If I do, feel free to revert or discuss on my talk page.

Most of the mall articles I edit are primarily in the United States and Canada, such as Sherway Gardens and CrossIron Mills. I do edit malls outside of North America but not as common. Aloha Tower Marketplace is an exception since it's in the U.S. but not in North America.

• Mall of America (flagship)
• American Dream (shopping mall)
• Harborplace (flagship)
• Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood
• Quincy Market ( nominee)
• Towson Town Center
• Columbus City Center
• Westfield World Trade Center
• Mills Corporation
• Ontario Mills
• Arizona Mills
• Georgetown Park
• Gallery Place (shopping center)
• Franklin Mall
• Fashion District Philadelphia
• Exton Square Mall
• Pittsburgh Mills
• Marley Station Mall
• Lakeforest Mall
• Plymouth Meeting Mall
• Power Plant Live!
• Fourth Street Live!
• White Marsh Mall
• Pioneer Place
• Westlake Center
• National Place Building
• Burlington Center
• St. Louis Union Station (mall section only)
• Sherway Gardens (History section only)
• Jacksonville Landing
• Arizona Center
• Bayside Marketplace
• Potomac Mills
• Sawgrass Mills
• Jersey Shore Premium Outlets
• Forest Fair Mall
• St. Louis Mills
• Arundel Mills
• Gurnee Mills
• Sugarloaf Mills
• Rolling Acres Mall
• Great Lakes Crossing Outlets
• Dolphin Mall
• Vaughan Mills
• CrossIron Mills
• Tsawwassen Mills
• The Mills at Jersey Gardens
• The Outlet Collection Seattle (under construction)

Unless if the article is missing a lot of info, or requires a lot of cleanup, I'll generally fix an article in the mainspace if it already includes sufficient info but is missing a small number that doesn't require a full cleaning.

I don't just focus on the mall's currency; I'll try to go in depth about its original development and impact.

Before Wikipedia, I started initially as an editor on Fandom in September 2023. However, I eventually left as I didn't want to spread original research all over the internet (only on articles of real world things and companies.)

Before mall articles, I used to primarily edit a small number of articles, such as Ram 1500 TRX. However, since July 2025, my legacy edits there have been reverted, as I was not used to the platform's policies.

November 2025 is when I started editing mall articles, by adding the developer parameter to the infobox on the article Perimeter Mall. This would later be followed by casinos and office buildings in December 2025 and January 2026. The Harborplace page was extensively updated during those months to document the closures, ownership changes, planning and construction, and redevelopment, with the addition of The Gallery at Harborplace subsection.

Starting in late January 2026, I began using the preview feature more often for edits, particularly ones involving infoboxes. I found out that unknown parameters, whether accidental or not, can be considered disruptive because they create technical problems even though you can't see the error message directly on the article. I also became aware of "deprecated parameters," which is essentially parameters that were formerly supported but no longer are.

As a direct response to the large quantity of mall articles on Wikipedia that just list tenants, while a small number just includes promotional details, I created the humorous essay WP:COMESHOPHERE in March 2026. It is designed to sarcastically suggest editors that they treat a mall articles like an advertisement.

February to May 2026 was when I completed extensive works on malls developed or owned by Mills Corporation, Ivanhoé Cambridge, and Simon Property Group. I created the article Clarksburg Premium Outlets; my second attempt at creating an article after the failed The Shops at Canton Crossing. The final page I done extensive work on for this was Madrid Xanadú on May 9, 2026, while the first one was Arundel Mills on February 25, 2026.

June 2026 is when summer break was starting and I finally have more time to rewrite and complete extensive work on articles. The month started off with construction on the Bayside Marketplace, Jacksonville Landing, Harborplace, and St. Louis Union Station pages. June 10 is when a new image was selected for the Aloha Tower Marketplace page. The final days of June was work on the Hard Rock International pages, including Hard Rock Cafe, Hard Rock Beach Club Choctaw, Hard Rock Vault, Hard Rock Hotel Chicago, and Hard Rock Casino Vancouver.

The Bayside Marketplace article was updated to detail the closure of its HRC on August 19, 2026. The Fourth Street Live!, the now-closed Exton Square Mall, and Port Discovery (museum) pages had major renovations completed to fix layouts and information, while two new articles, Outlets of Maui and Wharf Cinema Center Shops, were created, both of which are notable for being popular hubs in the town of Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii, that were tragically destroyed by the August 2023 wildfires and later demolished in March 2024.

Future articles and rewrites include converting the redirects Queenstown Premium Outlets, Seattle Premium Outlets, and Kittery Premium Outlets into articles; in Kittery's case, it actually used to be an article, but it was later deleted and became a redirect.