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| − | Hello. I just have two or three points to make on this page.
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| − | One: my name. I don't like using my full name online at all if I can help it. Triangl is a name I have used for ages online.
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| − | Two: I am a liberal, to some extent. I am also an atheist. But I am not dogmatic or aggressive, and I believe we can all get along. I am not really here to make edits (except grammar, spelling and punctuation) or cause any trouble whatsoever. I am mainly here to comment on talk pages.
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| − | I also have some expertise in mathematics which I may at some point use to expand some of the mathematics articles here. The great thing about mathematics is that, generally speaking, everything can be agreed on, or at least your political stance has nothing to do with it.
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| − | All I ask is that you treat me and my opinions with respect, and I will happily do the same with you and yours.
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| − | I think this website obviously has to put forward articles which are of interest to christian conservatives in a family friendly way, but the whole point is to remove bias. This must include conservative bias. As an example of this, I feel the Democratic Party and the Republican Party articles should have exactly the same format. They're both equally of interest to christian conservatives, and anyone who wants to read these articles should expect them to be as useful to them as wikipedia if not more so. As it stands, the wikipedia articles on both are much more useful, even to conservative christians.
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