web wikiHow Bronies?

[GeekySonic 1,151]

Just to get this out of the way, this is my first posted topic. Sorry if I screw something up.

 

Long before I became a Brony, I wrote and edited articles on a site called wikiHow. Since I joined the Brony community, I've tasked myself with cleaning up MLP articles, and occasionally writing my own. I work with a few other wikiHow Bronies to share Brony culture with the world.

 

I know not many would be interested, but if you could drop by the site, check out an article, or even offer your advice, we would greatly appreciate it. The wikiHow goal is to make every single article the most accurate source of information on every how-to manual we have written, and us wikiHow Bronies want the Brony community to be accurately represented.

 

We have a total of three different MLP categories, including My Little Pony (dealing with the toys and show), Drawing My Little Pony Characters (self-explanatory), and My Little Pony Imitation (a mix of character imitation and cosplay). We plan to also write enough articles to create a category just for Bronies.

 

If you want, you can even make your own account and publish your own articles. And it doesn't have to be about MLP, it can be about anything (as long as it's not an existing topic)! Any contributions are appreciated, as we have several articles that have yet to pass our publishing standards.

 

If you decide to edit on wikiHow, you can always contact me there (but I would recommend asking an admin any questions you may have regarding wikiHow policy). My username is the same as on here.

 

I can't leave a link, I'm afraid. This stupid laptop froze the last 2 times I attempted.

 

Anyways, thanks for taking the time to read this. Have a good rest of your day/night!

[Fox 5,331]

Would you cite yourself as one who practices professionally as a Brony?

[GeekySonic 1,151]

That depends. I think I'm misinterpreting what you're asking, so I'll try to cover as much as possible.

 

I do not do any professional work, so not really. All my contributions are volunteer work, and barely any of them are MLP related anyway (I previously wrote articles on gaming, cosplay, cooking, and school work). In real life, I am a grocery store stockboy part-time, and I don't involve my being a Brony in the workplace.