Do you edit Wikipedia?

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Reveal yourselves.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Not actively, but I use my sandbox often.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Nah. Couldn't figure out how to get the citation thing to work.

[Kingpoleon]

I, under advice from my lawyers, have no comment to make at this time.

[SNJ1985]

Option 2. I created my account there in 2007.

[Hatman 🍁]

Yes, and I'm an admin. Began editing in 2003, since before most of you whippersnappers were born. 

[heatcharger]

I've edited some Virginia elections pages, but that's really it.

[Lachi]

When I see something REALLY inaccurate, or when updating anything local to me, yes. (that reminds me, I must get a new picture of my city's skyline to replace the one that someone put up that is from 2006!)

[LLR]

I edited it to troll once or twice... Good times.

[President Johnson]

Yes. I created an account in 2009 and made around 25,000 edits since then and wrote over 200 articles (in German). I started with skycrapers and architecture but switched my focus entirely to American politics since around 2011. Some of my articles were awarded as featured article (like Lyndon Johnson's and "Governor of California") and presented at the frontpage as Article of the Day. 

[Phony Moderate]

Was a regular editor circa 2008, not so much these days.

[SWE]

Not regularly, but if I see something I think should be changed I'll do it.  I was once involved in an edit war over whether or not Allan Lichtman successfully predicted the 2016 election (spoiler alert: he did not).

[The Govanah Jake]

Done one or two edits but not often. I do use Wikipedia sandbox a lot to make infoboxes though.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Yes. I created an account in 2009 and made around 25,000 edits since then and wrote over 200 articles (in German). I started with skycrapers and architecture but switched my focus entirely to American politics since around 2011. Some of my articles were awarded as featured article (like Lyndon Johnson's and "Governor of California") and presented at the frontpage as Article of the Day. 

Damn, I only got a few times on "did you know" column (Polish wiki).

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

lol so many autists here #mypeople

[President Johnson]

Yes. I created an account in 2009 and made around 25,000 edits since then and wrote over 200 articles (in German). I started with skycrapers and architecture but switched my focus entirely to American politics since around 2011. Some of my articles were awarded as featured article (like Lyndon Johnson's and "Governor of California") and presented at the frontpage as Article of the Day. 

Damn, I only got a few times on "did you know" column (Polish wiki).

I got them several times

[MarkD]

I've edited MANY articles in order to provide election results in most Missouri counties. A few times I've also added some info to articles about certain Supreme Court decisions.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

I used to. I even reached admin status on the English Wiktionary. But these days the most I'll do is correct a typo or revert vandalism on an article I'm reading, without bothering to log in. I just don't have time to be active and it's gotten far too bureaucratic for my taste.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Used to, but I haven't in years.

[MAINEiac4434]

Not actively, but I use my sandbox often.

Wikipedia deleted my sandbox

[SATW]

occasionally. usually sports pages.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

occasionally. usually sports pages.

Famous Jewish sports legends?

[RINO Tom]

No, someone who disagrees with my edit and who has a lot more time on his or her hands than I do would just change it back.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Not actively, but I use my sandbox often.

Wikipedia deleted my sandbox

Same, so I remade it for another thing I wanted to make in it and kept on trucking.

[Orser67]

Yup. Under the same user name, in fact.

More than once I've seen posts on this forum that relied on things that I wrote