User:Professor Penguino/subpage Pages I have significantly contributed to

The following is a list of pages that I (Professor Penguino) have significantly contributed to. Basically, I just list of stuff I'm proud of doing on Wikipedia.

If you want my user contribution page, see Special:Contributions/Professor Penguino.

List of pages I have significantly contributed to

• Battle of Samara Bend. I fixed some misleading internal links, minor typos, and grammar.
• Buddhism in Pakistan. This is one of my proudest edits. I started the "History" section with 3 citations.[1]
• Fake news in the United States. Added a basic lede section and short description to the article when it had none.
• Timeline of Portuguese history (Second Dynasty). I added 9 citations from trustworthy sources.
• World War I. I made more than 25 edits to World War 1, making the summary clearer, and adding content and reliable sources as well.
• Tournament (medieval). Fixed more typos than I can count. By the end, I felt like a WikiGnome.
• Gordon H Brown. Un-orphaned the article by linking two other articles to it on 30 December 2022 (UTC), and gave it a short description. (I also made 4 of its first 5 edits).
• Hellenistic armies. Made many improvements involving copyediting, grammar, style, flow, etc. Made the lede much more encyclopedic in tone as well.
• Chronology of Western colonialism.
• A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court.
• Spanish conquest of the Inca empire. Added more than 300 bytes worth of content.[2]
• Third Punic War. I'm very proud of the improvements I made to this article.[3]
• Mark Twain. Made a dozen or so constructive edits. Typo fixes, added some important details about his writing, etc. Added details about his anti-imperialist ideas in the lede.
• Inertia. Added content per our manual of style, made the lede clear, succinct, and more accurate.[4]
• Bainbridge Island Review. Added a ton of content, as well as multiple citations. Fixed grammar errors as well.

Note

Creating this page was my 500th edit! Fun!