EkelAlfredian Typology de Dieser Benutzer spricht Deutsch als Muttersprache. en-4 This user can contribute with a near-native level of English. fr-2 Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau intermédiaire en français. This user is a Panzerhaubitze 2000 on the battlefield against vandalism. This user believes science, practiced through the scientific method, is the most reliable way of determining the nature of reality. Based on scientific knowledge, this user knows that there can be no God, and is therefore an atheist. This user is an antitheist, and finds belief in a God unbelievably irrational. This user is a citizen of Germany. CPR This user is certified in CPR, cardiopulmonary resuscitation This user is certified to use an automated external defibrillator (AED). This user is certified in first aid. This user is a participant in WikiProject Veterinary medicine. This user is a medical student. This user is interested in emergency medicine. This user is interested in Pathology. This user uses useful used userboxes. This user does not trust electronic voting machines. ubx-5 This user uses entirely too many userboxes.

Hi everyone, I am ImmernochEkelAlfred, that literally meaning "still EkelAlfred". I have joined Wikipedia on 28 DEC 2016 as I am now. Saying that, because actually two or three years before that I created an account called "EkelAlfred[random numbers]" of which I forgot not only the password, but obviously even how the account is called and the e-mail address I made it on, making that account effectively dead. So here I am back.

I am a German native speaker, absolutely fluent in English and I know enough French to survive. I have had a little latin in school, but that is nearly negligible. Through my free time activity in a veterinary clinic and my general interest in medicine, I am relatively confident in Latin and Greek based scientific terminology. I can somewhat understand some written romanic languages but I don't speak any other than the ones mentioned above.

I am studying Medicine in Germany, which is my childhood dream. Before that, alongside school, I have worked in a veterinary clinic for over 4 years, including surgery, however my knowledge right now is rather basic and/or punctual. I am also interested in pretty much any field of science and technology, especially ballistics, fire prevention and combatting.

Most of my contributions occur, when I am browsing through Wikipedia and find something that looks weird to me, or which I clearly know is wrong. That might be language wise, but also in some instances content wise. I personally perceived that most mistakes are found in the English Wikipedia about a German topic, where I obviously have an advantage through my nationality and native language. Since I've spend a year of my school time in the UK, I have a feeling for good and fitting translations that in the majority of cases is correct. However, as everyone else, I am also prone to mistakes and I take it as an act of comradery when my mistakes are corrected.

My contributions to Wikipedia

I used to actively and regularly participate in Recent Changes Patrolling and formerly recieved training by the Counter Vandalism Unit Academy. However, since mid 2017 I am studying medicine and trust me, it's A LOT of stuff to learn. Unfortunately, that means less time to spend on Wikipedia.