User:Greenrd

As a confirmed mustard jar for taking on this job as a Sysop on RationalWiki: I, Greenrd, pledge to only block users if they ask for it, or insert unfunny vandalism. I furthermore pledge that if I indulge in secret private conversations about you, we will make a formal report to the mob. Is that all? If you impugn my motives without warrant, or challenge my "AUTHORITY", er, there is nothing I can or will do.

If you read all of these userboxes, then good for you!

This user joined RationalWiki in 2007 This user is male. This user is proud to be British! This user was demoted to janitor Sysop. (verify) This user thinks that evolution explains the origin of species. This user likes a troll-free talk page. Revert away! This user does not believe so called "faith" can contend with modern science. "We are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further." This user believes in equal rights for gay people. This user thinks arms should be "well regulated" per the Second Amendment This user is strictly opposed to Communism. This user is concerned about the environment. This user believes in the National Health Service This user supports the legalization of The Herb, otherwise known as sweet leaf, reefer, or left-handed cigarette. This user is a vegetarian. This user is happily married This user believes that artificial general intelligence is a deadly virus set to wipe out humanity.

If you have a disagreement with my edits or my views, or think that I expressed something in a way that people from a disadvantaged group might find offensive, feel free to give me constructive criticism via my talk page, or via email, if you want. Or you can of course use the article talk page if it's about my edits to a specific RationalWiki article. I will try to listen to all constructive criticism in an open-minded way and be aware of the effect of my own biases and the fact that everyone makes mistakes sometimes, and so I might have made a mistake. After all, I am trying to be rational - that's why I'm here and trying to contribute to this project. Especially, if I am wrong about something, and you have any good reading recommendations to put me right, I would be grateful to receive those. (They could, of course, include other pages on this wiki - I haven't read every page on this wiki!) I can't guarantee that I will be able to drop everything and - for example - read a whole book immediately, but if it's RationalWiki-related and it looks credible or maybe credible, I will try to give it serious consideration.