User:Jpbowen

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Information This user has autopatrolled rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify) This user has been on Wikipedia for 20 years, 5 months and 6 days. This user is ranked 223 on the list of Wikipedians by articles created. en This user is a native speaker of the English language. This user lives in the United Kingdom. This user studied at University College, Oxford This user has published peer-reviewed articles in academic journals. incl This user is an inclusionist. incr This editor is an incrementalist. This user is a member of the Association of Categorist Wikipedians. This user is a member of WikiProject Systems. This user is a member of WikiProject University of Oxford. This user is a member of WikiProject Cambridge. This user is a member of WikiProject Organizations. This user is a participant in WikiProject United Arab Emirates. This user participates in WikiProject Visual arts. This user is a member of the Museums WikiProject - You can help! This user is a member of WikiProject Historic Sites. GLAM / Archives of American Art project contributor This user rescues articles for the Article Rescue Squadron. This editor is a Master Editor III and is entitled to display this Bufonite Editor Star. BCS This user is a member of the British Computer Society (MBCS). This user participates in WikiProject Dorset. This user participates in WikiProject Accessibility. tyop typo This user is a member of the Wikipedia Typo Team. This editor has been thanked by these Wikipedians.

My name is Jonathan Bowen and I have become increasingly enthusiastic about the Wikipedia project — well done to Jimmy Wales who started it! See the history of Wikipedia as a starting point for further information.

I am particularly keen on documenting museums on Wikipedia. See the paper Museums and Wikipedia at the 2006 Museums and the Web conference.

A one-page article on wikis in general and Wikipedia in particular appeared in the Times Higher Education Supplement on 21 July 2006.

Overall, I believe in using common sense and I am not a lover of Vogons.

— Jonathan Bowen

See also

• Categories: art, arts, children, computer science, computing, culture, electronic engineering, formal methods, galleries, heritage, history of computing, IT, museology, museums, people, software engineering, systems
• Places: Henley, London, Oxford, Reading, Sonning, Thames
• Personal: Old Dragons, Old Bryanstonians, Univ. alumni, The Dragon, Bryanston, Univ., Oxford University, LSBU, BCU
• Bowens: Edmund Bowen, Humphry Bowen, Jonathan Bowen
• New Wikipedia pages
• Projects: History of science, Oxford, Systems
• Missing articles
• Editing statistics

External links

• Personal website (see also Google site)
• Prof. Jonathan P. Bowen at London South Bank University
• WorldWikia home page
• Wikisource home page
• Wikimedia Commons home page
• Museums Wiki on Wikia
• Formal Methods Wiki on Wikia
• Virtual Library museums pages (VLmp)
• Virtual Museum of Computing (VMoC)
• FMnet
• Formal methods
• Z User Group
• Z notation
• Wikipedia edit summary
• Wikipedia pages created