User:JFM1582

User:JFM1582
I am an editor interested in Entertainment, Music, Copyright Laws, Electronics, and Web design. Basically the Multimedia Arts (Digital Concrète - similar to Musique Concrète). Video Concrète uses tools such as Virtual DJ Pro 7, Screenshot software, and Video Projectors. I love everything Multimedia. I design websites as a hobby since 2000 and have been here on Wikipedia since 2007. This Wikipedia thing is weird to me because it so internal and of its own, but I love it. I dislike the fact that the teachers and universities of the world don't allow people to cite Wikipedia. However, this is my opinion, it is a good place to start and you can use their references. I always use their references. Also yes I do donate to Wikipedia every year. Why? because Wikipedia has helped me in many ways by allowing me to do research and find things that are not in book encyclopedias and libraries. Wikipedia is the best live library in the real world. Where else can you find articles like:

The White House Security Breach, the Montreal screw Job, Wikiversity, the best beat making software Ableton Live, Linux Operating Systems Like Puppy Linux, The 25 pair Telecommunications color code I took to my telecommunications teacher in class and wowed him, One of porn's up and coming stars Misty Stone, The Father of Christianity Jesus Christ, Messenger and Prophet Muhammad, Windows Movie Maker (The software that a majority of YouTube videos are created with), Artist Discographies Like Herbie Hancock, A pretty decent dictionary, A good Lists of Music Magazines, "Mein Kempf" The book that led to ideas that created the first photo to be taken from outer space



using a V2 Rocket, Higher Military Standards, The USSR space program and The U.S. Space Program, and also Wikipedia has my favorite dwelling Moss Point, Mississippi.

Wikipedia makes it so easy to start research any information. Before Wikipedia there was only encyclopedias like the Encyclopedia Britannica. Book encyclopedias were only updated about once a year. Wikipedia moves faster than that because life moves faster than that.