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Hello, and welcome to my user page. I'm Avery in real life but usually go by AvenueHub or ItzAviqn online. You can also call me Ave or Avi :D You can learn about me and my Wikipedia contributions here.

Wikipedia stuff[edit]

I first stumbled upon Wikipedia in 2014 while looking for information on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. I used Wikipedia for all my projects before registering into an account that year. I forgot the password and made another account (and forgot the password again :/ ) before creating this account this year.

Wikipedia tasks[edit]

I'm most often involved in the following tasks:

Travel[edit]

This user has never been further
north Norway 69°42′33″N 18°59′28″E / 69.70910163882174°N 18.991194330438393°E / 69.70910163882174; 18.991194330438393
south Australia 33°20′41″S 115°37′23″E / 33.344797559519144°S 115.6229749191381°E / -33.344797559519144; 115.6229749191381
west Canada 49°15′15″N 123°16′03″W / 49.25427217978371°N 123.26762116840192°W / 49.25427217978371; -123.26762116840192
east Japan 43°03′45″N 141°21′35″E / 43.062479397870504°N 141.35969481669684°E / 43.062479397870504; 141.35969481669684
... and higher than 6940 m (22770 ft)
... and faster than 515.4 km/h (yes, on solid ground, that is...)

Other stuff[edit]

  • Please read the before contacting me!

User:ItzAviqn/YKYEWTMW (Original not made by me)

Contacting me[edit]

You're always welcome to use my talk page.
Today's featured list is: June 13.
Today's motto...
He does make exceedingly good cakes


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Photograph credit: Ram Samudrala



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My Service Progress[edit]

Currently, this editor has earned the Novice Editor service award.

To get to the next level, Novice Editor, level 2, they need to meet the editing requirement.
Progress towards the next level (by edits): [ 166 / 200 ]

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Progress towards the next level (by time): [ 1051.5 days / 15 days ]

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