User:Alexeyevitch
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Alexeyevitch is from the Canterbury Region of New Zealand.
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= (more subtopics here)- Selected contributions to the encyclopedia (that aren't GAs):
- Christchurch - A city in Canterbury, New Zealand
- Fiordland National Park - National park on the South Island of New Zealand
- History of Christchurch - History of Christchurch, New Zealand
- Southshore, New Zealand - A suburb (neighborhood) of Christchurch, New Zealand
- Template:Harvnb – Template:Sfn (see also: Template:Sfnm)
- Help:Redirect – Help:Wikitext – Help:Cheatsheet – Help:Shortened footnotes – Help:IPA/Māori – Help:Using the Wayback Machine
- Special:PendingChanges – Vandalism response templates – Wikipedia:Template index –Wikipedia:WikiProject New Zealand/Article alerts
- Wikipedia meetups in New Zealand – New articles (New Zealand) – WikiProject New Zealand – Wikipedia:WikiProject Spam
- Wikipedia:Glossary – Wikipedia:Edit summary legend – Cleanup template index
- User:Minskist popper/Readability – Wikipedia:Emoticons – Wikipedia:Essay directory – User:Tony1/How to improve your writing
- Wikipedia:No angry mastodons – Wikipedia:Don't poke the bear – Wikipedia:Don't be a fanatic
- Template:Medical citation needed – Commonly misspelled English words
- Verifiability
- Manual of Style
- Reliable sources
- Noticeboards and Portals
I have listed some words I prefer without the 'ae' or 'oe' spelling. It's fine if you prefer the other spelling, but this is my preference and I use this list as spelling assistance:
- ameba, amenorrhea, anemia, anesthesia, apnea, archeology, cecum, celiac, cesium, chameleon, diarrhea, dyspnea, ecumenism, edema, encyclopedia, enology, eudaimonia, fetid, fetus, galactorrhea, gonorrhea, gynecology, hemolysis, hemorrhea, hemophilia, homeopathy, homeosis, homeostasis, hyena, hypnopedia, ischemia, leukemia, maneuver, medieval, esophagus, estrogen, orthopedic, paleoclimatology, pedagogy, pederasty, paleobotany, pedophile, pediatric, primeval, rhinorrhea, septicemia, syneresis, synesthesia, toxemia, uremia, viremia.