User:MaynardClark/Wikipedia

Help:Cheatsheet

"Imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given free access to the sum of all human knowledge." – Jimmy Wales [whatever hasn't been deleted by a 'deletionist']

For Newbies

 * 1) Create an account - a Wikipedia user account. Use either your name or an idea or something you can remember.  How to edit in Wikipedia
 * 2) Use the Watchlist to keep track of your favorite ideas (e,g, harm reduction or risk reduction or effective altruism or simple living or anthropic principle), organizations (e.g. Animal Charity Evaluators or American Vegan Society), internationally-significant documents (e.g. Belmont Report and Menlo Report, often historical foundations of global agreements), vegetables and fruits, plant-based industrial foods (e.g. Beyond Meat and Impossible Burger and Oatly and Plant milk - and Vegetarian and vegan dog diet), animals, clean green renewable energy technologies (e.g. Mobility as a service), and journalists (e.g. Jonathan Karl and John Dickerson) and others on Wikipedia.
 * 3) Don't indulge anger when another person criticizes or undoes your work. Risk of this 'other person's behavior' can be prevented by your writing good Edit Summaries.
 * 4) Ask someone for help if you often see their name come up in your favorite articles' history, living or previously-having-lived (e.g. User:MaynardClark/Gottfried Müller or Norm Phelps or Rynn Berry).
 * 5) Learning to use Categories (scroll to bottom of page) will save you energy and frustration in the long-run.
 * 6) Most users you may hate in the beginning will be able to earn your respect eventually, and you likely will learn to appreciate (and even admire) them (for their pertinacity). [That may not always be the case.]
 * 7) Trivia sections (which are lame) can be molded into "Cultural references" section with little effort.
 * 8) Stay away from the "big" articles. Contributing to them is far harder, and quality help is needed elsewhere.
 * 9) Don't even try to comprehend the music genre articles. They are emotional quicksand, a quagmire--stay very far away. Other 'tough topics' can also be avoided UNLESS you have topical expertise (often at a professional level), as in engineering, science, statistics, pharmacy, etc.  Cultivate (and use) emotional intelligence.
 * 10) Find your appropriate niche(s). There is much to do, but you can't do it all (see quote #2).
 * 11) If you have foreign language skills, please consider doing interpretation (on articles and projects that interest you) FROM your second or third STRONG language INTO your native language (which you know best). The panel on the left of any Wikipedia article shows the languages into which that article has already been translated.  Consider checking out each of the articles' translations for accuracy (and completeness) and currency.  Non-English articles can be edited independently of their English language correlate.  You are invited to translate FROM ENGLISH *ANY* of the English language I have researched, started, authored, or edited (see my contributions).
 * 12) WP:IAR
 * 13) This is not final direction but 'preliminary advice' to get you (and others) going.
 * 14) Please consider helping me on ANY of my current draft articles. Start perhaps with User:MaynardClark/Gottfried Müller, who designed the Kurdish flag, founded Christian vegetarian orphanages, and authored three books in German (and at least one translated into English).
 * 15) Please consider visiting and watching ANY or ALL of my current draft articles and past article contributions. See below for a nearly complete list of my contributions.
 * 16) A userpage subpage (e.g. for Wikipedia philosophical discussions) can offload 'growing content' of a Wikipedian's ongoing reflections (e.g. Userpage/Wikipedia).





I am User:MaynardClark, Maynard S. Clark of Boston.
 * Contact: https://web.archive.org/web/20210124235055/http://sites.google.com/site/maynardclark/ and Maynard (dot) Clark (at) gmail (dot) com
 * https://web.archive.org/web/20210124235055/http://sites.google.com/site/maynardclark/ has photos of me and links to all my several blogs.

I have been featured in Marquis's Who's Who since the early 1990s. In 2019 I was selected for a special designation inside Marquis's select pool of profiles.

Project Matrix
Page last updated  (UTC).  if it is out of date.

Online Memorials
Notable Vegetarians

Maynard has developed some Wikipedia 'memorial' articles for then (at that time) recently-passed (at that time) vegetarians.


 * Marti Kheel - 27 November 2011
 * User:MaynardClark/Gottfried Müller - Operation Mammoth was a German special forces mission in 1943 by the German military, during World War II, for a team of two German Army officers, led by Major Gottfried Müller and accompanied by a Kurdish activist Ramzi Nafie Rasheed, to start a rebellion of the Iraqi Kurds in an attempt to expel the British from the region, gain control of the oil fields, and somehow deliver them to the Wehrmacht because Operation Barbarossa was not progressing as it was expected in reaching the Caucasus. In return for ejecting the British, the Kurds would be assisted in creating an independent Kurdistan.

The mission failed. Ramzi and the Germans operatives were taken prisoners by British and Iraqi forces, tortured and given the death sentence. Gottfried Müller managed to escape and return to Germany where he lived until his death on 26 September 2009.
 * Norm Phelps - 19 July 2012 (article begun by SlimVirgin) - upgraded on 5 January 2015 after death of Norm Phelps
 * Rynn Berry - 12 January 2014 (opened it as a draft) - published it 24 March 2014

Harvard Faculty

Maynard has developed some Wikipedia 'memorial' articles for Harvard Faculty at the Harvard Medical School and the Harvard School of Public Health who had recently died, but who at the time had no Wikipedia articles, despite their considerable accomplishments and scientific contributions:
 * Joseph G. Allen
 * Leon Eisenberg
 * Rashi Fein
 * Dieter Koch-Weser - began article 27 June 2019‎
 * Richard Levins
 * Dimitrios Trichopoulos
 * James Ware
 * Marvin Zelen

Some of these Wikipedia 'memorial' articles were for Harvard Faculty with whom he had worked at the Harvard Medical School and the Harvard School of Public Health:
 * Joseph Brain - Begun while Dr. Brain was still living
 * Leon Eisenberg - Begun while Dr. Eisenberg was still living
 * Rashi Fein - Begun while Dr. Fein was still living
 * Dieter Koch-Weser - began article 27 June 2019‎
 * Richard Levins - Begun while Dr. Levins was still living

Several Harvard School of Public Health Faculty (including Joseph Brain) and archival staff and steering committee members of the Countway Medical Library had (before the coronavirus pandemic) organized interested Wikipedians and other persons into a task force that would methodically, systematically develop informative Wikipedia articles on notable HSPH faculty. That effort stalled for various reasons.

Harvard Divinity School Faculty

Maynard has worked on some Wikipedia articles for the Harvard Divinity School Faculty


 * Gordon D. Kaufman
 * C. Conrad Wright

Additional Pages

 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:MaynardClark/DraftOfArticle MAY host an article under construction.
 * User:MaynardClark/Gottfried Müller
 * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:MaynardClark/AboutMe - Learn more about Maynard Clark

Current draft articles:
 * Draft:Maloney Properties
 * User:MaynardClark/Gottfried Müller
 * Harvard Center for Bioethics

= People with Wikipedia articles whom I have met =


 * A. Breeze Harper
 * Aaron Kesselheim
 * Abraham Feinberg (RIP)
 * Adetokunbo Lucas (RIP)
 * Albina du Boisrouvray
 * Alan Edward Guttmacher
 * Alan Frank Guttmacher (RIP)
 * Alex Hershaft
 * Alex Pacheco (activist)
 * Alicia Ely Yamin
 * Allen Buchanan
 * Althea Garrison
 * Andrea Campbell
 * Andrew Linzey
 * Ann Wigmore (RIP)
 * Anna Lappé
 * Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka (RIP)
 * Annissa Essaibi George
 * Archie Epps (RIP)
 * Arnold Epstein
 * Arthur Chute McGill (RIP)
 * Arthur Kleinman
 * Ashish Jha
 * Avery Yale Kamila
 * Ayanna Pressley
 * Barry Bloom
 * Bessel van der Kolk
 * Bruce Friedrich
 * C. Conrad Wright (RIP)
 * C. Everett Koop (RIP)
 * Caldwell Esselstyn
 * Cansu Canca
 * Carol J. Adams
 * Carola B. Eisenberg (RIP)
 * Cato T. Laurencin
 * Cecil Williams (pastor) (RIP)
 * Charles Czeisler
 * Chitrabhanu (RIP)
 * Chris DeRose
 * Christine Mitchell
 * Cristina Possas
 * Corliss Lamont (RIP)
 * D. Mark Hegsted (RIP)
 * Dan W. Brock (RIP)
 * Dan Mathews
 * Dan Piraro
 * Daniel Dombrowski
 * Daniel F. Conley
 * Daniel Wikler
 * David E. Bloom
 * David Canning
 * David Hunter (epidemiologist)
 * David Hunter
 * David Pearce (philosopher)
 * David R. Williams (scientist)
 * David Satcher
 * David Scondras (RIP)
 * Dean Jamison
 * Dean Ornish
 * Deborah Prothrow-Stith
 * Dennis Kucinich
 * Derek Parfit (RIP)
 * Diana L. Eck (RIP)
 * Dick Gregory (RIP)
 * Dieter Koch-Weser - began article 27 June 2019‎ (RIP)
 * Douglas Dockery
 * Douglas Schoen
 * E. O. Wilson (RIP)
 * Ed Markey
 * Edward M. Flynn
 * Edward Giovannucci
 * Edward M. Hundert
 * Edward O. Wilson (RIP)
 * Elizabeth Eaton
 * Elizabeth Kucinich* Emily Deschanel
 * Eric Rimm
 * Eugene Braunwald
 * Ezekiel Emanuel
 * Felix G. Arroyo
 * Felton Earls
 * Forrest Church
 * Frances Moore Lappé


 * Francine Laden
 * Francis Schaeffer (RIP)
 * Francis Collins
 * Frank Church
 * Frank Hu
 * Fredrick J. Stare (RIP)
 * Frederick Nelson (RIP)
 * Freya Dinshah
 * Gary Dorrien
 * Gary L. Francione
 * Gene Baur
 * George Huntston Williams (RIP)
 * Gina McCarthy
 * Gordon D. Kaufman (RIP)
 * Grace Wyshak - 17 February 2015
 * Greg Epstein
 * Gul Agha
 * H. Jay Dinshah (RIP)
 * Hans-Olov Adami
 * Harold J. Ockenga (RIP)
 * Harvey Cox (RIP)
 * Harvey V. Fineberg
 * Heather Mills
 * Helen Nearing (RIP)
 * Helmut Koester (RIP)
 * Henry Spira (RIP)
 * Holmes Rolston, III
 * Homi K. Bhabha
 * Howard Hiatt (RIP)
 * Howard Koh
 * Howard Lyman
 * Hudson Taylor Armerding (RIP)
 * Ichiro Kawachi
 * Ingrid Newkirk
 * Jack Norris
 * James H. Ware (RIP)
 * James Luther Adams (RIP)
 * Jane Goodall
 * Jean Mayer (RIP)
 * Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
 * Jennifer Nassour
 * Jerry Avorn
 * JoAnn E. Manson
 * Johanna T. Dwyer
 * Joanne Stepaniak
 * Joel Fuhrman
 * Joel Sonnenberg
 * John Donvan
 * John A. McDougall (RIP: 1947-2024), American physician, nutrition expert, and author
 * John E. McDonough
 * John Robbins
 * Jonathan Balcombe
 * Joseph Brain (RIP)
 * Joseph G. Allen - Harvard public health expert
 * Joseph Lieberman (RIP)
 * Joseph Newhouse
 * Josh Zakim
 * Julian Savulescu
 * Juliet Gellatley
 * Julio Frenk
 * Julius B. Richmond (RIP)
 * Kanchi Gandhi‬
 * Karen Davis (activist) (RIP)
 * Karestan Koenen‬
 * Ken Burns
 * Kenneth N. Taylor (RIP)
 * Kenzie Bok
 * Killer Kowalski (RIP)
 * Leon Eisenberg (RIP)
 * Letty M. Russell
 * Lisa Berkman
 * Lucian Leape
 * Marcia Caldas de Castro
 * Marianne Thieme
 * Marie McCormick
 * Mark Bittman
 * Mark Mathew Braunstein
 * Mark Noll
 * Marti Kheel (RIP)
 * Martin E. Marty (RIP)
 * Marty Walsh (born 1967), mayor of Boston


 * Marvin Zelen (RIP)
 * Mary T. Bassett
 * Matt Ball
 * Matthew Scully - at rally after NYC Veggie Parade
 * Max Essex
 * Megan B. Murray
 * Melanie Joy
 * Michael Coogan
 * Michael F. Flaherty
 * Michael Greger
 * Michael Klaper
 * Michael Pollan
 * Michael P. Ross
 * Michael R. Reich
 * Michelle Mello
 * Milton Weinstein
 * Miyoko Schinner
 * Nancy Krieger
 * Nathan Runkle
 * Neal D. Barnard
 * Nir Eyal (bioethicist)
 * Norm Phelps (RIP)
 * Norman Daniels
 * Ocean Robbins
 * Patricia Bragg (RIP)
 * pattrice jones
 * Paul D. Hanson
 * Paul E. Toms (RIP)
 * Paul Farmer (RIP)
 * Paul Obis of Vegetarian Times (RIP)
 * Paul Watson
 * Peter J. Gomes (RIP)
 * Peter Singer
 * Rachel MacNair
 * Rashi Fein (RIP)
 * Reed Mangels
 * Ricardo Arroyo
 * Richard Alan Cash
 * Richard H. Schwartz
 * Richard Levins (RIP)
 * Richard L. Rubenstein (RIP)
 * Rifat Atun
 * Robert Blendon
 * Robert Michael Franklin Jr.
 * Robert P. George
 * Robert Truog
 * Robert Urich - My office at Tufts University was commandeered during a long weekend for a Spenser for Hire episode
 * Roberta Kalechofsky (RIP)
 * Roger Fouts
 * Roger Revelle (RIP)
 * Ryan Shapiro
 * Rynn Berry (RIP)
 * Sam Yoon
 * Sarah Coakley
 * Scotty McLennan
 * Sherwin Wine (RIP)
 * Spice Williams-Crosby
 * Sri Chinmoy (RIP)
 * Steve Beshear
 * Steve F. Sapontzis
 * Steven M. Wise (RIP)
 * Sue Coe
 * Sue Goldie
 * T. Colin Campbell
 * Tamara Awerbuch-Friedlander (RIP)
 * Thom Hartmann
 * Thomas Menino (RIP)
 * Thich Nhat Hahn (RIP)
 * Tito Jackson
 * Tom Regan (RIP)
 * Tom Scholz
 * Tyler VanderWeele
 * Victoria Moran
 * Wafaie Fawzi
 * Walter Gilbert
 * Walter Willett
 * Wayne Pacelle
 * Will Bonsall
 * William A. Haseltine
 * William B. Evans
 * William Hsiao

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The full list of Maynard Clark's Wikipedia Contributions
About 3000 Articles   -    At Least 237 Articles Started from Scratch

Wikipedia Contributions In college, I was noted as 'Most Widely-Read Undergraduate' (in a large state university). It's fitting that I now enjoy contributing to Wikipedia as an avocation.


 * I first learned about Wikipedia at a mid-day luncheon meeting of the Boston Vegan Meetup in Harvard Square, where another vegan (a software developer) told me about this great new free-content online encyclopedia that had been created to complement Nupedia. I may have become one of the earlier users of Wikipedia long before I began microediting articles, typically punctuation on articles I read for the purposes of my professional work at the Harvard Medical School.


 * I have been a Wikipedian since early February 2007 (20 February 2007) and spend far TOO MUCH time on it. I have been a Wikipedian editor now for 14+ years  (about 2000 edits per year, and about 5.5 edits/day).

I attended the 2011 Wikipedia conference at Simmons College in Boston. That's 'dedication'! Becoming an encyclopedist has its own history and is not without precedent. Family members loved learning, sold encyclopedias on the side, worked as a librarian, read voraciously, studied history, etc.. My first youthful article was taken mostly from encyclopedia material found in the library, supplemented by some primary sources. Good grades "incentivized" the belief that the encyclopedia is a good place for newcomers to begin. I sold Encyclopedia Britannica during and after college. One senior Faculty member in my major praised me as "the most widely read undergraduate I've ever met." Today, despite academic bolstering, I remain (cautiously) enthusiastic that the online Wikipedia is a great place for a newcomer to get bearings on a topic, from which to form future research questions.

I have made over 30,960 edits and worked on more than 4,240 articles so far. I've started hundreds - many Wikipedia articles were accepted (and some have NOT been accepted). Statistics will need to be kept more carefully, but over these past fifteen years, that is over 2020 edits per year and about 5.6 edits/day [5.6 for 4,595 days]- not that many, but far more than most registered 'Wikipedian editors' do on Wikipedia!). These ~4,240 accepted Wikipedia articles (plus some that have NOT been accepted) years ago had been broken down (approximately) as follows (so this is not current):


 * Primary Contributor - Started/Initiated or Maintained - 75+
 * Significant Structural Improvements 1155+
 * Improved 750+


 * Initiated or Maintained - 300+
 * Contributed to - about 3500
 * Worked On and made Significant Contributions - 1000+


 * Edited - ~3500
 * Tweaked  900+
 * Minor Tweaks - 500+

(note evident overlaps in categories)
 * Number of WikiProjects - ~22

Wikipedia Articles
 * Over 4,240 Wikipedia Articles, including numerous Wikipedia articles on Harvard Faculty

Wikipedia Academic In alphabetical order, some of these more academic bio articles are:


 * Alonzo Smythe Yerby - for whom a Diversity Fellowship was named
 * Arthur Kleinman
 * Carola B. Eisenberg, MD - 7 June 2011
 * Cato T. Laurencin - 12 March 2008
 * Choriogenesis - 13 November 2007
 * Christine Mitchell
 * Dane Prugh - 9 May 2008 - 2 May 2012
 * Daniel Brock, PhD - 29 October 2009
 * Daniel I. Wikler, PhD - 26 March 2009 - October 29 2009 - 22 October 2010 - 5 January 2011 - 25 August 2011
 * Dieter Koch-Weser
 * Edward M. Hundert, MD, PhD - 14 July 2011
 * Evelynn M. Hammonds - 7 March 2008
 * Grace Wyshak - 17 February 2015
 * Hudson Taylor Armerding - 9 December 2009
 * Joseph Brain, SD - April 30, 2017


 * Barry Bloom, PhD, DSc - past Dean of the Faculty, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health - 3 August 2015
 * David Hunter, epidemiologist at University of Oxford, who until recently had served at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health as Acting Dean of the Faculty and former Dean for Academic Affairs and as Vincent Gregory Professor and Director of the Harvard Center for Cancer Prevention. - 27 August 2015
 * Dieter Koch-Weser - began article 27 June 2019
 * J. Regina Hyland - 22 October 2007 - 28 October 2009
 * Josiah W. Macy, Jr. - 23 November 2007
 * Julius B. Richmond
 * Kanchi Gandhi‬
 * Leon Eisenberg - 16 March 2010 - 27 January 2012
 * Manfred S. Guttmacher - 18 October 2009
 * Marti Kheel - 27 November 2011
 * Norman Daniels, PhD - 27 November 2009
 * Rashi Fein, PhD, DLitt - 10 September 2014
 * Richard Alan Cash, MD, MPH - 6 October 2009
 * Richard Levins, PhD - English, French, Dutch, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese versions
 * Robert Blendon* Tamara Awerbuch-Friedlander, PhD - 2 May 2013

Vegetarian Interest Wikipedia Articles In alphabetical order, some of these more substantial articles of vegetarian interest, which Maynard started and maintains, are:


 * American Vegan Society
 * Aubrey de Grey
 * H. Jay Dinshah - 4 May 2009 - 26 October 2009
 * Kanchi Gandhi‬


 * Frank L. Hoffman - 23 July 2012 - Returned for userfication on 2 December 2014
 * Norm Phelps
 * Tom Regan - February 2017
 * World Vegan Day - 26 August 2011

Returned to Draft Status
 * User:MaynardClark/Gottfried Müller Gottfried Müller designed the Kurdish flag, founded Christian vegetarian orphanages around the world, and authored at least three books in German (and at least one had been translated into English).- A similarly named article (by another set of Wikipedians) had been deleted previously. This draft references Operation Mammoth and Salem International.
 * Frank L. Hoffman - 23 July 2012 - Returned for userfication on 2 December 2014

Several of his articles have been rejected; most (not all) of those dealt with vegetarian topics. Those included articles on:


 * Carl Phillips, PhD - Harvard Kennedy School of Government and University of Michigan alum, who was an outspoken early 21st century advocate of evidence-based vegan advocacy.
 * Climate ethics - which paralleled analytical methods used in medical ethics and applied them to issues in anthropogenic climate disruption. A different, less theoretical article titled climate justice eventually emerged when a popular social movement had emerged, but the theoretical ethical approach was pared down to a rationale for the social movement, not the broader, free-ranging meta-ethical discussion that had been envisioned originally (perhaps because of the urgency of the climate crisis and popular volition around searching for sustainable solutions.  After many Wikiwarfare, Climate ethics now exists as an aticle.
 * Freya Dinshah, widow of H. Jay Dinshah, who now runs theAmerican Vegan Society, headquartered in Malaga NJ. Freya Dinshah now exists.
 * Shankar Narayan, key vegan organizer throughout India, member IVU International Council.
 * Vegetarian Hall of Fame of the North American Vegetarian Society, headquartered in Dolegville, New York. North American Vegetarian Society now exists.

Somewhat complete list of Wikipedia articles:


 * 2005 World Summit
 * 2014 American immigration crisis
 * 2014 Boston Marathon
 * 2016 Democratic National Convention
 * 2016 G20 Hangzhou summit
 * 2016 Turkish coup d'état attempt
 * 50CAN
 * A. G. Lafley
 * Aadhaar
 * Aaron T. Beck
 * Ab initio
 * Abby Johnson (activist)
 * Abdelkader El Djezairi
 * Abolitionism
 * Abolitionism (animal rights)
 * Abrahamic religions
 * Adaptation to global warming
 * Adele Morris
 * Adetokunbo Lucas
 * Adolf Hitler and vegetarianism
 * Adolf Meyer (psychiatrist)
 * Adult-onset Still's disease
 * Aggregate Nutrient Density Index
 * Ahimsa
 * Ajamu Baraka
 * Alan Edward Guttmacher
 * Alan Frank Guttmacher
 * Aletheia
 * Alexander Meiklejohn
 * Alexandra Wentworth
 * Albina du Boisrouvray
 * Alcohol
 * Alejandro Rodriguez (psychiatrist)
 * Alex Hershaft
 * Alex Jones (journalist)
 * Alfred J. Lotka
 * Alice Walker
 * Allan M. Brandt
 * Alasdair Cochrane
 * Alex Castellanos
 * Alex Hershaft
 * Alex Zhavoronkov
 * Alice Hamilton
 * Allen Buchanan
 * Allan Lichtman
 * Alonzo Smythe Yerby - for whom a Diversity Fellowship was named
 * Alternatives to animal testing
 * Amanda Congdon
 * Ambassador College
 * American Scientific Affiliation
 * American Vegan Society
 * American Vegetarian Party
 * AmerisourceBergen
 * An Wang
 * Anaphora (linguistics)
 * Andrew Bremberg
 * Androgenic alopecia
 * Animal cognition
 * Animal liberationist
 * Animal rights movement
 * Animal Rights National Conference
 * Animal Rights Without Liberation
 * Anita Isaacs
 * Ann Marie Lipinski
 * Ann Wigmore
 * Anthropology
 * Anne Fadiman
 * Anne Hawley
 * Anosmia Awareness Day
 * Anthony Burger
 * Antioch College
 * Antonio Sabàto Jr.
 * April A. Benasich
 * Arabian Sea
 * Ark of the Covenant
 * Arnold Schwarzenegger
 * Arthur F. Holmes
 * Arthur Kleinman
 * Ashley Parker (Journalist)
 * Association for Public Transportation
 * Astrocyte
 * Alma Ata Declaration
 * Atmospheric radiative transfer codes
 * Atmospheric satellite
 * Aubrey de Grey
 * Autonomous administrative division
 * Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney
 * Availability factor
 * Avocado
 * Ayyavazhi
 * Ayyavazhi Trinity
 * B vitamins
 * B. Timothy Walsh, MD
 * Bailee Madison
 * Baldemar Velasquez
 * Bayh–Dole Act
 * Bank
 * Barack Obama
 * Barry Black
 * Barry Bloom
 * Basilica and Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
 * Belmont Report
 * Ben Carson
 * Ben Lowe
 * Ben Wikler
 * Bernard Williams
 * Bill Walczak
 * Biohydrogen
 * Biopsychosocial model
 * Biotin
 * Bipartisanship
 * Birzeit University
 * Black Friday (shopping)
 * Blood sugar
 * Bone china
 * Boston Children's Hospital
 * Boston mayoral election, 2013
 * Boston Medical Center
 * Boston Vegetarian Society
 * Bowe Bergdahl
 * Brain death
 * Brandon Colby
 * Brigham and Women's Hospital
 * Bright Horizons Family Solutions
 * Brookline, Massachusetts
 * Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations
 * Bureaucracy
 * C. B. Macpherson
 * Caldwell Esselstyn
 * Captopril
 * Carbon Disclosure Project
 * Carbon tax
 * Cardinal Health
 * Carl Hulse
 * Carmen Pola
 * Carola B. Eisenberg
 * Casper, Wyoming
 * Catholicism
 * Cato T. Laurencin
 * Cedarville University
 * Cedric Cromwell
 * Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
 * Champlain College (disambiguation)
 * Chan Buddhism
 * Charles Czeisler
 * Charles Freeman (historian)
 * Charles Patterson (author)
 * Charles Street Meeting House
 * Charles Taze Russell
 * Chechnya
 * Chief Performance Officer of the United States
 * China Central Television
 * China-Cornell-Oxford Project
 * Chinatown, Boston
 * Chinatown bus lines
 * Chinese Animal Protection Network
 * Chinese culture
 * Chinese skepticism of democracy
 * Chinese Wikipedia
 * Ching Hai
 * Christiana Figueres
 * Christine Lagarde
 * Christine Mitchell
 * Christl Donnelly
 * Chronic disease in China
 * Circuito Velociudad - deleted
 * Circular economy
 * Climate responsibility - redirects to Climate ethics
 * Clinton Foundation–State Department controversy
 * Cloris Leachman
 * Club Passim
 * Coercive persuasion
 * Colgate Darden
 * Colin Spencer
 * Colloquial Cantonese in Hong Kong
 * Colportage
 * Common Core State Standards Initiative
 * Communication
 * Complete protein
 * Conceptions of God
 * Congregational church
 * Conjugated linoleic acid
 * Conservation movement
 * Constructivist epistemology
 * Continuationism
 * Cord blood bank
 * China–Cornell–Oxford Project
 * Correspondence theory of truth
 * Cortisol
 * Cory Booker
 * Cranks restaurant
 * Crimean status referendum, 2014
 * Cristina Possas
 * Crony capitalism
 * Cruelty-free
 * Dan W. Brock
 * Dan Wikler
 * Dane Prugh
 * Daniel Brock
 * Daniel Dombrowski
 * Daniel O'Neill
 * Daniel Yergin
 * Danielle Pletka
 * David Cantor
 * David A. Clarke Jr.
 * David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research
 * David Hunter
 * David Hunter (disambiguation)
 * David L. Katz
 * David Nabarro
 * David Nalin
 * David Pearce (philosopher)
 * David Shulkin
 * Deal space
 * Dean Jamison
 * Debbie Stabenow
 * Deborah Temkin
 * Debrework Zewdie
 * Debt-to-GDP ratio
 * DeMoulas Market Basket
 * Dentures
 * Derek Parfit
 * Dethatcher
 * Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development
 * Dieter Koch-Weser
 * Dietitian
 * Dilip Mahalanabis
 * Dimitrios Trichopoulos
 * Disease
 * Diversity (business)
 * DMR
 * Doenjang
 * Dolores Huerta
 * Don Alden Adams
 * Donald Trump
 * Dorothy Nelkin
 * Douglas A. Blackmon
 * Douglas A. Melton
 * Douglas Schoen
 * Dracaena reflexa
 * Drug recall
 * Dugald Semple
 * Dwight D. Eisenhower
 * Dwight L. Armstrong
 * E85
 * East–West Schism
 * Eastern Christianity
 * Eckhart Tolle
 * Economic complexity index
 * Economic development
 * eCornell (Certificate programs)
 * Ed O'Keefe (journalist)
 * Edgar Schein
 * Edward M. Hundert
 * Edwards Wildman Palmer
 * Elaine Scarry
 * Eleanor Clift
 * Eliminative materialism
 * Elizabeth Kucinich
 * Emily (cow)
 * Emily Ying Yang Chan
 * Empirical evidence
 * Empiricism
 * Empowerment Plan
 * Energy Storage as a Service (ESaaS)
 * Epistle to the Ephesians
 * Equity (economics)
 * Eric Goosby
 * Erik Marcus - vegan leader, author, speaker - deleted
 * Ethan Brown (executive)
 * Ethnic Russians in post-Soviet states
 * Eugene Rivers
 * Evaluative diversity - deleted
 * Evangelical environmentalism
 * Evidentialism
 * Evelynn M. Hammonds
 * Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative
 * Face Up (magazine)
 * Falsifiability
 * Family International
 * Felipe Calderón
 * Felton Earls
 * Fengjian
 * Fenway–Kenmore
 * Fermentation in food processing
 * Fideism
 * Fiduciary
 * Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
 * Financial Stability Board
 * Fireside chats
 * First Great Awakening
 * First seven Ecumenical Councils
 * Florian Znaniecki
 * Fluticasone propionate
 * Food & Water Watch
 * Food fortification
 * Food Not Bombs
 * Forensic identification
 * Four Noble Truths
 * Four stages of enlightenment
 * Framingham Heart Study


 * Francis Schaeffer
 * Francis Collins
 * Francisco Prestes Maia
 * Frank L. Hoffman]
 * Fred R. Harris
 * Frederick J. Stare
 * Free sugar
 * Freedom of religion
 * Freya Dinshah
 * Friedrich Nietzsche
 * Friedrich Tiedemann
 * Friends of Animals
 * Fruitarianism
 * Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster
 * Furman University
 * FXB International
 * Gang of Seven
 * Garcinia gummi-gutta
 * Gary Dorrien
 * Gary A. Kowalski
 * Gary L. Francione
 * Geography of New York City
 * George A. Philbrick
 * George Eastman
 * George F. Kennan
 * George Q. Daley
 * Gerard Baker
 * Ghouta
 * Gina Kolata
 * Global catastrophic risk
 * Global financial crisis in September 2008
 * Globalization and disease
 * Glossolalia
 * God is dead
 * Golden boot compensation
 * Gordon College (Massachusetts)
 * Gordon D. Kaufman
 * Gottfried Müller designed the Kurdish flag, founded Christian vegetarian orphanages around the world, and authored at least three books in German (and at least one had been translated into English).- A similarly named article (by another set of Wikipedians) had been deleted previously. This draft references Operation Mammoth and Salem International. - deleted User:MaynardClark/Gottfried Müller
 * Government and politics of Seattleflickr.com
 * Grace Wyshak
 * Grace Communion International
 * Green building
 * Green goddess dressing
 * Gunter Pauli
 * H. Jay Dinshah
 * Hamartia
 * Hamartiology
 * Hanan Ashrawi
 * Hannah Allam
 * Harold E. Varmus
 * Harvard Divinity School
 * Harvard Graduate Students Union
 * Harvard Medical School
 * Health equity
 * Health in Brazil
 * Health literacy
 * Health Service Culture - deleted
 * Healthcare in Singapore
 * Healthy Life Years
 * Hedonic regression
 * Henry Parsons Crowell
 * Herbert M. Shelton
 * Herbert W. Armstrong
 * Herman Cain
 * Hesiod
 * Hilton Hotema
 * Hindu views on evolution
 * Hippocrates Health Institute
 * History of veganism
 * History of vegetarianism
 * History of Wikipedia
 * Hobby Lobby
 * Horacio Cartes
 * Housing cooperative
 * Howard Hiatt
 * Howard Lyman
 * Hsi Lai Temple
 * Hudson Armerding
 * Human Environment Animal Protection
 * Humanistic Buddhism
 * Idea
 * Ignosticism
 * Ikeda
 * Immigrant generations
 * Impact of health on intelligence
 * In vitro meat
 * Inflammation
 * Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee
 * Integration of faith and learning
 * International Delight
 * International Health Partnership
 * International Solar Alliance
 * Invasiveness of surgical procedures
 * Inverse care law
 * Isadore Nabi
 * Islamic Azad University Dental Branch of Tehran
 * Ivanka Trump
 * J. Regina Hyland
 * Jack LaLanne
 * Jaggi Vasudev
 * Jain terms and concepts
 * Jainism in the United States
 * James Luther Adams
 * James Mason (disambiguation)
 * Jan Boxill
 * Janet Yellen
 * Janette Sadik-Khan
 * Jeff Pulver
 * Jeffrey Eisenach
 * Jeffrey Sachs
 * Jeremy Lin
 * Jewish Veg
 * Jill Stein
 * Jillian Parry Fry
 * Jim Clyburn
 * Jim Yong Kim
 * Jimmy Carter
 * Jimmy Kimmel
 * Jinko Solar
 * Joe Shuster
 * Joel Fuhrman
 * John A. McDougall
 * John Bowlby
 * John Christian Bailar
 * John F. Kennedy High School (Warren, Ohio)
 * John Ferguson Taplin
 * John G. Trump
 * John Gresham Machen
 * John H. Gillespie
 * John Halamka
 * John Harvey Kellogg
 * John McCain
 * John Snow, Inc
 * John Yudkin
 * Joseph Bates (Adventist)
 * Joseph Franklin Rutherford
 * Joseph H. Flom
 * Joseph W. Cullen
 * Josiah W. Macy, Jr.
 * Jules Angst
 * Julian Tudor Hart
 * Juliet Schor
 * Julio Frenk
 * Julius B. Richmond
 * June Hunt
 * Just Energy
 * Kali Yuga
 * Kanchi Gandhi
 * Kathryn Edin
 * K. T. McFarland
 * Karl Mannheim
 * Karl Pearson
 * Karma in Buddhism
 * Karoun Demirjian
 * Katie McGinty
 * Kay Redfield Jamison
 * Keith McHenry
 * Kelly Clarkson
 * Kelly D. Brownell
 * Kellyanne Conway
 * Ken Maiuri
 * Kerry S. Walters
 * Kevin White (mayor)
 * Killer Kowalski
 * Kim A. Williams Sr.
 * Knowledge management
 * Konrad Lorenz
 * Kristin Shrader-Frechette
 * Lara Jakes - Returned to 'draft' status
 * Larry Craig scandal
 * Laurene Powell Jobs
 * Laurie Glimcher
 * Le.com
 * Lee Hall (animal rights lawyer) - deleted
 * Legal aspects of ritual slaughter
 * Leilani Munter
 * Leo Kanner
 * Leon Eisenberg
 * Leon Panetta
 * Leonard Fein
 * Leonard Leo
 * LibraryThing
 * LibreOffice
 * Limitarianism
 * Limitarianism (Christianity)
 * Limitarianism (disambiguation)
 * Limitarianism (ethical)
 * Linus Pauling
 * Lisa Chedekel
 * List of ethicists
 * List of Jewish American philosophers
 * List of Month-long observances
 * List of psychiatrists
 * List of Ramsar wetlands of international importance
 * List of vegans
 * List of vegetarians
 * Little Saigon
 * Littler Mendelson
 * Liz Brunner
 * Liz Lovely
 * Longi Silicon Materials
 * Longwood Medical and Academic Area
 * Longwood University
 * Lotka–Volterra equation
 * Louise Wallis
 * Loving Hut
 * Low-carbohydrate diet
 * Ludian earthquake
 * Macromolecule
 * Mad (magazine)
 * Mainstream Energy Corporation
 * Malden, Massachusetts
 * Manfred Guttmacher
 * Manufactured controversy
 * Marcia Angell
 * Margaret Poloma
 * Margery Eagan
 * María Celeste Arrarás
 * Marie McCormick
 * Mark Noll
 * Mark Shields
 * Market America
 * Marshall Islands
 * Marti Kheel
 * Marty Walsh
 * Marvin Zelen
 * Mary Steenburgen
 * Mary-Ellen B. Taplin
 * Maryland Salem Children's Trust
 * Max Essex
 * Mashpee, Massachusetts
 * Massachusetts Animal Rights Coalition
 * Massachusetts gubernatorial election, 2014
 * Maternal deprivation
 * Maurice Natanson
 * Mavis Beacon
 * Maya MacGuineas
 * MCPHS University
 * Meat-free days
 * Meatless Monday
 * Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People
 * Mel King
 * Melville Y. Stewart
 * MENA
 * Mercy Corps
 * Mercy for Animals
 * Michael Klaper
 * Michael Lind
 * Michael Møller
 * Michael Mosley (broadcaster)
 * Michael Rutter
 * Michael F. Holick
 * Michael L. Brown
 * Michael P. Ross
 * Michael R. Licona
 * Michael T. Flynn
 * Michelle Waterson
 * Michio Kushi
 * Microprudential regulation
 * Mike DeWine
 * Mike Hudak
 * Milestone fee
 * Millerism
 * Milton George Henschel
 * Mindy McCready
 * Miranda Esmonde-White
 * Mission Hill, Boston
 * Mission Park (MBTA station)
 * Mohs surgery
 * Moments (social networking)
 * Monotheism
 * Montreal Protocol
 * Morris Krok
 * Mumbai Consensus
 * Music therapy
 * Myron Belfer - HMS Faculty - deleted
 * Nadia Boulanger
 * NAFTA's effect on United States employment
 * Nancy Youssef
 * Narendra Modi
 * Nathan Runkle
 * National Association of Evangelicals
 * National Center for Policy Analysis
 * National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
 * National Geographic Society
 * Natural evil
 * Naturalism (philosophy)
 * Nauru
 * Neal D. Barnard
 * Need
 * Negative option billing
 * Neo-orthodoxy
 * Nephrology
 * Niacin
 * Noble Eightfold Path
 * Nontrinitarianism
 * Nonviolence
 * Norm Daniels
 * Norm Daniels (American football)
 * Norm Phelps
 * Norman A. Daniels
 * Norman Daniels
 * Norman Daniels (disambiguation)
 * Norman Ericson
 * Normative ethics
 * Nutrient density
 * OMB Circular A-21
 * Online shopping
 * Oprah Winfrey
 * Oral Rehydration Therapy
 * Organizational culture
 * Overgrazing


 * Ouroboros
 * Owsei Temkin
 * Panda Security
 * Panrationalism
 * Patricia Bragg
 * Patrick O. Brown
 * Patti Solis Doyle
 * David M. Eisenberg
 * Paul Kangas
 * Paul Watson
 * Paul Zamecnik
 * Paula Broadwell
 * Payame Noor University
 * Penang National Park
 * People's Liberation Army
 * Perry Mastodon
 * Person
 * Peter Roskam
 * Peter Singer
 * Philippe Grandjean (professor)
 * Philosophy
 * Philosophy of history
 * Physical cosmology
 * Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
 * Physicians for Human Rights
 * Phytochemistry
 * Phytotherapy
 * Piano Concerto No. 24 (Mozart)* World Water Day
 * Political demography
 * Political parties in the United States
 * Politico
 * Polypharmacy
 * Positive psychology
 * Post-hoc analysis
 * Postmodern Christianity
 * Povidone-iodine
 * Prefecture-level city
 * Presbyterian Church in America
 * Presentation (obstetrics)
 * Presidential transition of Donald Trump
 * Primary care ethics
 * Primate
 * Primitive Baptist Universalist
 * Prince Mahidol Award
 * Principle
 * Principlism
 * Prosthesis
 * Pu-erh tea
 * Publicly funded health care
 * Pulmonary circulation
 * Quicken Loans Arena
 * Race and health
 * Rahima Banu
 * R. Palmer Beasley
 * Raj Shah
 * Rakesh Khurana
 * Rashi Fein
 * Rational-legal authority
 * Reese Witherspoon
 * Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center
 * Rejection of Jesus
 * Religious belief
 * Religious conversion
 * Religious studies
 * Remote Sensing Systems
 * Renewable energy
 * Republicanism
 * Resource curse
 * Respect for the Aged Day
 * Ricardo Hausmann
 * Richard A. Cash
 * Richard A. Falk
 * Richard H. Schwartz
 * Richard DeVos
 * Richard Levins
 * Richard Mouw
 * Right to life
 * Righteousness
 * Robert Blendon
 * Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
 * Robert H. Gundry
 * Robert H. Michel
 * Robert S. Langer
 * Roberta Kalechofsky
 * Roger W. Brockett
 * Roger Revelle
 * Ronald Enroth
 * Ronna Romney
 * Ross Bagdasarian Jr.
 * Roxbury, Boston
 * Rudolf Virchow
 * Ruth Atkins - deleted
 * Ruth Paine
 * Rynn Berry
 * Sabellianism
 * Sagen Ishizuka
 * Saint Petersburg
 * Salam Fayyad
 * Salem International
 * Samuel Webber
 * Sanctuary city
 * Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting
 * Saravana Bhavan
 * Scott Brown
 * Scott Lively
 * Seba Johnson
 * Security policy of the Enrique Peña Nieto administration
 * Self-rated health
 * Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction
 * Sentience
 * Separator (electricity)
 * Septuagint
 * Seymour Itzkoff
 * Shadow banking system
 * Shaivism
 * Sheldon Adelson
 * Shenzhen
 * Shiu-Ying Hu
 * Shiyan
 * Shula Marks
 * Silicon Module Super League
 * Simon Greenleaf
 * Slippery slope
 * Sociocultural evolution
 * Socratic Club
 * Software as a service
 * Solar cell research
 * Solar panel
 * Solar Renewable Energy Certificate
 * Solar water disinfection
 * Somoza family
 * South Africa Partners
 * South Carolina primary
 * South Fork Dam
 * Sovereign default
 * Speciesism
 * Stan Musial
 * Stephen R. Kaufman - cofounder, Christian Vegetarian Association - deleted
 * Stephen Toulmin
 * Steve Beshear
 * Steve Jobs
 * Steve Kerrigan
 * Steven Hyman
 * Stewart Alexander
 * Sub-optimal health
 * Subramanian Swamy
 * Summer squash
 * Sungevity
 * Super Size Me
 * Superfruit
 * Sustainability
 * Suzanne M. Bump
 * Syriac Maronite Church
 * Systematic review
 * Systemic circulation
 * T. Colin Campbell
 * Tagg Romney
 * Talcott Parsons
 * Tamara Awerbuch-Friedlander
 * Tammy Duckworth
 * Taplin
 * Task Force Scorpio
 * Ted Danson
 * Temple Baptist Seminary
 * Temporal discounting
 * Tennessee Temple University
 * Terri Schiavo case
 * Thalamic stimulator
 * The Bible: In the Beginning
 * The Irish Times
 * The Demon-Haunted World
 * The Good Food Institute
 * The Machine in the Garden
 * The New School
 * The Ninety-Five Theses
 * The Third Industrial Revolution: How Lateral Power is Transforming Energy, the Economy, and the World
 * Theodore J. Forstmann
 * Theoretical physics
 * Therese Murray
 * Thiamine
 * Thomas Menino
 * Tim Kaine
 * Timeline of Boston
 * Timothy George
 * Tobacco smoking
 * Tobias Walther
 * Tofu
 * Tom Birmingham
 * Tom Costello (journalist)
 * Tom Price (U.S. politician)
 * Tom Regan
 * Totalitarianism
 * Transcendental idealism
 * Translational research
 * Trinity
 * Trimurti#Views_within_Hinduism
 * Trimurti
 * Trinitarian Universalism
 * Trinity International University
 * Triratna Buddhist Community
 * Troutman Sanders
 * Tuvalu
 * Tzu Chi
 * Undine
 * United Nations Economic and Social Council
 * Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare
 * Universal health care
 * Universal Health Coverage Day
 * University of Rochester Medical Center
 * University of Virginia School of Medicine
 * Unnecessary health care
 * Upton Sinclair
 * Urban heat island
 * Vaishnavism
 * Valeant Pharmaceuticals
 * Valsartan
 * Valuation (finance)
 * Value proposition
 * Vanadium
 * Vanadium redox battery
 * Vegan Society
 * Veganism
 * Vegetarianism
 * Veggie Galaxy
 * VegNews
 * Veolia
 * Veronika Scott
 * Vesanto Melina
 * Victoria Moran
 * Vijay V. Vaitheeswaran
 * Viktoras Kulvinskas
 * Vipassanā
 * Visa policy of the United States
 * Vitamin A
 * Vitamin D
 * Voice of Russia
 * Walgreens
 * Wallace M. Rogerson
 * Walter Willett
 * Warren Jeffs
 * Warren L. Wheaton
 * WASH
 * Wayne Lo
 * Wayne Pacelle
 * Wealth
 * WeChat
 * Weekly Radio Address of the President of the United States
 * Weill Cornell Medical College
 * Weight loss
 * Wenatchee, Washington
 * Wentworth Institute of Technology
 * West End, Boston
 * Western Seminary
 * What Is it Like to Be a Bat?
 * Wheaton College (Illinois)
 * Whey Acidic Protein
 * White adipose tissue
 * White Russia
 * WhiteWave Foods
 * Whitfield Diffie
 * Wikiprogress
 * Wilbur Ross
 * Wilhelm Herrmann
 * Will Kymlicka
 * Will Tuttle
 * William Culbertson III
 * William L. Lane
 * William Lane Craig
 * William Henry Conley
 * William S. McFeely
 * Willow Creek Association
 * Wind lens
 * Wind turbine
 * Women and animal advocacy
 * World Bank
 * World Economic Forum
 * World Food Day
 * World Medical Association
 * World Patient Safety Day* World Vegan Day
 * World Vegetarian Day
 * Wynwood
 * Xanthophyll
 * Xiaomi
 * Xobni
 * Yu Liu
 * Yuehai dialects
 * Zika fever
 * Zirconium
 * Zooey Deschanel

Talk Page Contributions (68)


 * Talk:1996 United States campaign finance controversy
 * Talk:2014 Boston Marathon
 * Talk:Aaron Feuerstein
 * Talk:Abby Phillip
 * Talk:Abolitionism (animal rights)
 * Talk:Adele Morris
 * Talk:Adetokunbo Lucas
 * Talk:Adherence (medicine)
 * Talk:Adolf Hitler and vegetarianism
 * Talk:Adolf Hitler's vegetarianism
 * Talk:Afterlife
 * Talk:Aggregate Nutrient Density Index
 * Talk:Al Sharpton
 * Talk:Alex Zhavoronkov
 * Talk:Alice Hamilton
 * Talk:Allan M. Brandt
 * Talk:Albert Benjamin Simpson
 * Talk:Andrew Bremberg
 * Talk:Animal liberationist
 * Talk:Animal rights
 * Talk:Animal testing on non-human primates
 * Talk:Animal welfare and rights in China
 * Talk:Animal testing on non-human primates
 * Talk:Ann Marie Lipinski
 * Talk:Ann Wigmore
 * Talk:Anthropology
 * Talk:Apophatic theology
 * Talk:Aripiprazole
 * Talk:Ashley Parker
 * Talk:Astana
 * Talk:Barry Black
 * Talk:Barry W. Lynn
 * Talk:Basic points unifying Theravāda and Mahāyāna
 * Talk:Believer's baptism
 * Talk:Belmont Report
 * Talk:Ben Wikler
 * Talk:Berkman Center for Internet & Society
 * Talk:Bernardino Ochino
 * Talk:Bible translations into English
 * Talk:Boston Children's Hospital
 * Talk:Boston University School of Public Health
 * Talk:Bowe Bergdahl
 * Talk:Calabria
 * Talk:Caldwell Esselstyn
 * Talk:Calvinism
 * Talk:Chelsea Clinton
 * Talk:Chinatown bus lines
 * Talk:Chinese language
 * Talk:Christian Vegetarian Association
 * Talk:Christl Donnelly
 * Talk:Christine Mitchell
 * Talk:Climate ethics
 * Talk:Climate Justice
 * Talk:Cognitive science of religion
 * Talk:Crimean status referendum, 2014
 * Talk:Cristina Possas
 * Talk:Crypto-Christianity
 * Talk:Dan Scavino
 * Talk:Dan W. Brock
 * Talk:Dan Wikler
 * Talk:Danielle Pletka
 * Talk:David L. Katz
 * Talk:David Shulkin
 * Talk:Deal space
 * Talk:Death
 * Talk:Deborah Temkin
 * Talk:Designated Member Review
 * Talk:Dianne M. Keller
 * Talk:Dimitrios Trichopoulos
 * Talk:Dolores Huerta
 * Talk:Doolough Tragedy
 * Talk:Dr. Martens
 * Talk:Dukkha samudaya
 * Talk:Ed O'Keefe (journalist)
 * Talk:Elaine Quijano
 * Talk:Elephanta Island
 * Talk:Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
 * Talk:Emily (cow)
 * Talk:Emily Ying Yang Chan
 * Talk:Energy recovery ventilation
 * Talk:Energy Storage as a Service (ESaaS)
 * Talk:Ethan Brown (executive)


 * Talk:Evidence
 * Talk:Exclusive Brethren
 * Talk:Falsifiability
 * Talk:Family of Barack Obama
 * Talk:Fermentation in food processing
 * Talk:Filene's
 * Talk:Forensic identification
 * Talk:Fruitarianism
 * Talk:General will
 * Talk:George A. Philbrick
 * Talk:George Annas
 * Talk:Gerard Baker
 * Talk:Gina Kolata
 * Talk:Goa
 * Talk:Green Line (MBTA)
 * Talk:Hanna Fenichel Pitkin
 * Talk:Henry M. Morris
 * Talk:Herbert M. Shelton
 * Talk:Huston Smith
 * Talk:Hypovitaminosis D
 * Talk:Immunocore
 * Talk:In vitro meat
 * Talk:James C. Harris - world famous psychiatrist - deleted
 * Talk:Jainism
 * Talk:Jinko Solar
 * Talk:Joel Fuhrman
 * Talk:John F. Kelly
 * Talk:John R. Rice
 * Talk:Jude the Apostle
 * Talk:June Hunt
 * Talk:Jury nullification in the United States
 * Talk:K. T. McFarland
 * Talk:Kalette
 * Talk:Kanchi Gandhi
 * Talk:Karen Olsen Beck
 * Talk:Karoun Demirjian
 * Talk:Kate Pierson
 * Talk:Kellyanne Conway
 * Talk:Korea Animal Rights Advocates
 * Talk:Larry Gostin
 * Talk:Laurie Glimcher
 * Talk:Lee Pfund
 * Talk:Leon Eisenberg
 * Talk:Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge
 * Talk:Limitarianism (ethical)
 * Talk:Linus Pauling
 * Talk:Lise Van Susteren
 * Talk:List of U.S. states by electricity production from renewable sources
 * Talk:List of vegans
 * Talk:List of vegetarians
 * Talk:Lynne Cooper Harvey
 * Talk:Macrobiotic diet
 * Talk:Madeleine Albright
 * Talk:Marisabel Rodríguez de Chávez
 * Talk:Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
 * Talk:Masanobu Fukuoka
 * Talk:Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe
 * Talk:Maya MacGuineas
 * Talk:Meghna Chakrabarti
 * Talk:Metabolism
 * Talk:Mindfulness
 * Talk:Mission Hill, Boston
 * Talk:Moments (social networking)
 * Talk:Moravian Church
 * Talk:National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences
 * Talk:Neal D. Barnard
 * Talk:Nephrology
 * Talk:Noble Eightfold Path
 * Talk:Non-dairy creamer
 * Talk:Norman Daniels
 * Talk:Norman Daniels (disambiguation)
 * Talk:Norman Greenbaum
 * Talk:Northeastern University
 * Talk:Otto Fenichel


 * Talk:Ouroboros
 * Talk:Owsei Temkin
 * Talk:Panrationalism
 * Talk:Parable of the talents or minas
 * Talk:Paris Hilton
 * Talk:Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
 * Talk:Patrick O. Brown
 * Talk:Patrick Soon-Shiong
 * Talk:Paul Harvey
 * Talk:Paul Waldau
 * Talk:Philip Rucker
 * Talk:Philip Sharp (politician)
 * Talk:Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
 * Talk:Population health
 * Talk:Purchase discount
 * Talk:R. C. Sproul
 * Talk:Randolph L. Braham
 * Talk:Rashi Fein
 * Talk:Rational-legal authority
 * Talk:Reese Witherspoon
 * Talk:Remote Sensing Systems
 * Talk:Richard K. Bernstein
 * Talk:Richard Levins
 * Talk:Robert Blendon
 * Talk:Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
 * Talk:Robert McCance
 * Talk:Robert S. Langer
 * Talk:Ross Bagdasarian Jr.
 * Talk:Roxbury, Boston
 * Talk:Rynn Berry
 * Talk:Samuele Bacchiocchi
 * Talk:Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting
 * Talk:Sarah Palin
 * Talk:Sea ice
 * Talk:Sean Bielat
 * Talk:Sendai
 * Talk:Sentinel species
 * Talk:Septuagint
 * Talk:Shiyan
 * Talk:Sierra Club
 * Talk:Socialized medicine
 * Talk:Soma Weiss
 * Talk:Sub-optimal health
 * Talk:Suzanne Malveaux
 * Talk:Tamara Awerbuch-Friedlander
 * Talk:The New School
 * Talk:Therese Murray
 * Talk:Thomas Vonn
 * Talk:Thylakoid
 * Talk:Timberline Lodge ski area
 * Talk:Tom Regan
 * Talk:Traditional economy
 * Talk:Tulsi Gabbard
 * Talk:United States Department of Energy
 * Talk:Universal Health Coverage Day
 * Talk:Universalism
 * Talk:Veganism
 * Talk:Vegetarianism and religion
 * Talk:Vegetarianism of Adolf Hitler/Archive 3
 * Talk:Verificationism
 * Talk:Veronika Scott
 * Talk:Vikram Pandit
 * Talk:Walter Willett
 * Talk:West End, Boston
 * Talk:Zanzibar
 * Talk:Zika fever

Current Draft(s)
 * User:MaynardClark/Gottfried Müller - Gottfried Müller designed the Kurdish flag, founded Christian vegetarian orphanages around the world, and authored at least three books in German (and at least one had been translated into English).- A similarly named article (by another set of Wikipedians) had been deleted previously. This draft references Operation Mammoth and Salem International. - deleted
 * Draft:Christine Mitchell
 * Draft:Maloney Properties
 * Draft:Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics
 * User:MaynardClark/Draft:Armaiti May, DVM
 * User:MaynardClark/Draft:Armaiti May, DVM

To be ordered above:
 * Template:Veganism and vegetarianism
 * - recently-developed articles
 * Talk:Traditional economy
 * Talk:Richard P. Strong
 * Talk:John B. Little
 * Talk:Atypon
 * Talk:Jill Lepore
 * Talk:Rachel Maines
 * Draft talk:Animals and Plants in California

Wikipedia Talk Contributions
 * Academic publishing in China
 * Rachel Maines
 * Vegetarian Times
 * Talk:Mirabegron
 * Talk:Susannah Heschel
 * Talk:Vegetarian Times
 * List of Republican National Conventions
 * Talk:Annie Penn Hospital
 * Talk:Gerald Chan
 * Gerald Chan
 * Talk:Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics
 * Draft talk:Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics
 * Paul Waldau
 * Felton Earls
 * Talk:Felton Earls
 * Association of Personal Historians‎
 * Talk:Nurses' Health Study
 * Jinko Solar
 * Talk:Jinko Solar
 * Photovoltaics manufacturing in Malaysia‎
 * Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Biography
 * Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Dietary Supplements
 * Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Donald Trump
 * Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Open
 * Wikipedia talk:Notability

Wikipedia Translation Contributions
 * Richard Levins - Current project is to complete translation of this article into 22 different live human languages. Six of these article translation projects have been substantially completed.  Article translations for fourteen more languages are underway or have attracted committed translators in fields related to the work of Dr. Richard Levins of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
 * Leon Eisenberg

Wikipedia Project Contributions Wikipedia Portal Development Contributions
 * WikiProject Energy
 * WikiProject Guild of Copy Editors/Mailing List
 * WikiProject Open Access/Members
 * WikiProject Open team
 * WikiProject Women's History/Requested articles
 * WikiProject Women scientists/Worklist
 * Portal:Philosophy

Other published research and writings
Ask me about what I've developed both before and while working on Wikipedia, which includes books, book chapters, articles in refereed journals, grey literature, conference papers, white papers, book reviews, documentation and training manuals, blog entries, proprietary dining and travel guides, and academic editing. I have taught a few community education courses and have tutored (a) some clinical topics, (b) various philosophy courses, and (c) an array of in-house 'keep your credential' courses for healthcare workers. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Maynard_Clark

Yeoman Editor - Earned 2014
Yeoman Editor (or Grognard Extraordinaire)

Wikipedia Statuses Earned in 2014
Maynard earned on July 11, 2014, his Grognard Mirabilaire Award with Experienced editor Status, so that he is now entitled to display the 1937 Wikipedia First Edition.
 * Grognard (French for "grumbler") was Napoleon's pet name for his Old Guard.

In Spring 2014, Maynard earned his Grognard Extraordinaire Award with Yeoman editor Status, so that he was entitled to display the Wikipedia Vest Pocket Edition.
 * Grognard Extraordinaire Award
 * Yeoman Editor Status
 * Wikipedia Vest Pocket Edition

Yeoman Editor (or Grognard Extraordinaire) || at least 4,000 edits || at least 1 year of service https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Service_awards


 * Wikipedia Service Awards

Veteran Editor (or Tutnum)

In November 2014, Maynard earned his Iron Editor Star Award and the Book of Knowledge with his Veteran editor (Tutnum) Status, so that he was entitled to display the Wikipedia Book of Knowledge and the Iron Editor Star Award.
 * Iron Editor Star Award
 * Wikipedia Book of Knowledge Award
 * Veteran editor (Tutnum) Status

Veteran Editor, Level 4 Tutnum
In mid-2015, Maynard became a Veteran Level 4 Tutnum, achieved after 11,000 edits. File:Veteran lv4 small.png
 * Level 4
 * [[File:Veteran lv4 small.png]]
 * [[File:Veteran lv4 small.png]]
 * [[File:Veteran lv4 small.png]]
 * 11,000 edits
 * 11,000 edits

Veteran Editor II (or Grand Tutnum)
On September 5, 2015, Maynard became a Veteran Editor II (or Grand Tutnum), which rank he achieved when he completed 12,000 edits. When he completed 13,000 edits, he was able to display the appropriate userboxes PLUS the deep purple horizontal ribbon with the gold star OR the gold vertical line running through it. Veteran Editor II Tutnum II Veteran Editor II Userbox

Tutnum II Userbox

Veteran Editor II Ribbon


 * Requirements:
 * 12,000 edits and
 * 2.5 years of service

Incremental service award ribbons are also available, starting at 13,000 edits and 2 years 7 months 15 days of service.
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Wikipedia Statuses Earned in 2017
While the interval between 'Veteran Editor III' (his current level) and 'Veteran Editor IV' his next target level is significant, he had expected to achieve that next level, Veteran Editor IV, in 2017. Now, halfway through 2017, he is hoping to achieve that level, Veteran Editor IV, by the end if this calendar year.

Wikipedia Statuses Earned in 2019
In late March 2019, Maynard became [Senior Editor] or [Labutnum] (24,000 edits).

[Senior Editor] [Labutnum] 24,000 4 years

"A long time in preparation."

Senior Editor (or Labutnum)
Senior Editor Labutnum Senior Editor Userbox

Labutnum Userbox

Senior Editor Ribbon


 * Requirements:
 * 24,000 edits and
 * 4 years of service
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'Total interval levels' (TILs) increase as one 'ranks up' in Wikipedia. It won't be any easier.

Wikipedia Statuses Earned in 2021
In late June 2021, Maynard became Senior Editor II (or Most Pluperfect Labutnum) (28,500 edits and 4.5 years of service).

"A long time in preparation."

Senior Editor II Labutnum II Senior Editor II Userbox

Labutnum II Userbox

Senior Editor II Ribbon



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 * Requirements:
 * 28,500 edits and
 * 4.5 years of service
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Being one of Wikipedia's top medical contributors for 2016!

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Doc James presented this for the team at Wiki Project Med Foundation 18:08, 3 May 2017 (UTC)

Being one of Wikipedia's top medical contributors for 2017!

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Doc James presented this for the team at Wiki Project Med Foundation 02:59, 26 April 2018 (UTC)

Being one of Wikipedia's top medical contributors for 2018!
Thank you for being one of Wikipedia's top medical contributors!

Thanks again :-) --  Doc James  along with the rest of the team at Wiki Project Med Foundation 17:41, 28 January 2019 (UTC)

Thanks again :-) --  Doc James  along with the rest of the team at Wiki Project Med Foundation 17:41, 28 January 2019 (UTC)