W. Frank

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This user might or might not have academic degrees, and considers them largely irrelevant on Wikipedia because of the many trolls, false identities and pseudonyms.

Born 21 June 1946, Dresden, Germany. Male (but won't throw a hissy fit if you use a wrong pronoun).

My Rufname is Frank so I naturally prefer to be called Frank rather than W or bstard or sockpuppet or whatever.

When younger, mounted several trans-Sahara expeditions. Restored & renovated Mercedes Benz cars until ill health made me stop. Retired former Managing Director of English company specialising in Bank card security software. Unmarried Vegan interested in Victorian Architecture, English Furniture and Gardening.

Started editing on Wikipedia on 4 December 2006 but learning fast, I regret!
Lives Glasgow, Scotland (and so qualifies for free, nationwide Bus travel - thank you Scottish Parliament!)

My favourite Wikipedia page                         the Vulture strikes again

• My original contributions                     * My recent edits

my one thousandth edit                              _{contribcounter}

Green Zone                                                                      Pending funeral

GAIMHREADHAN: Condolences

Committed identity: W. Frank has established his-real life identity to the satisfaction of more than one Wikipedia Administrator and the hash string: e9dc699b08f8d94ef0621e3f2437882fd1fb0e2a

is an SHA-1 hash function commitment to this user's real-life identity.

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