IAdem is suffering from health issues. This may affect his ability to work on Wikipedia. Consequently, he may not be able to respond to talk-page messages or e-mails in a timely manner. Your patience is greatly appreciated.

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Hello, fellow Wikipedians! I am iAdem, and this is my userpage. I am a pretty quiet editor and anti-vandalism patroller, and I am pretty new to the site as well, but don't rule me out; my knowledge of game theory borders on complete, and I am certainly happy to help.

I am a frequent editor and writer to the wiki. I started recently and was inactive for a couple months, but I'm back and armed with Twinkle! I am primarily an anti-vandalism helper (especially on new pages) but I also have the accuracy needed to spot even the slightest error in an article, so minor edits are also my thing. This will no doubt lead to very little if any recognition, but that's okay with me.

Okay, I help suppress the Wiki's constant vandalism for long periods at a time, and, frankly, admin tools would be wonderful to help me when no one else is active on it at the time. Quite simply, I am not there yet. First, I need to get more experience, get a bit older, and debate some more. I am not saying I don't intend to get there, but it takes time and effort to build up to something worth having. And then the day I get there, it'll be so much sweeter.

I have this habit of working nonstop for a while, then taking long breaks. I call it my academic cycle, since mainly it causes me to have a surge of good grades in school, then go downhill for a bit, and so on. This is no different on Wikipedia. Therefore, I have big days, like March 20 2009, and many smaller days to go along for the ride. I try to get what I must done, then work from there. I am a minor editor, make no mistake. It's not my style to make huge edits and create booming pages, but don't think people with jobs like mine are lazy. Our job is a bit smaller, but no less important.