User blog:A Koopa Troop Reject/New to this Wiki (an introduction, obviously)

I don't know how to start my own introduction, but I'll try my best.

I'm Koopa Troop Reject. You can call me AKTR (you can also pronounce it as "actor") or Reject. I have a habit of self-deprecation (which explains my username) just so I can stay low-profile or, at least, not letting my ego get the better of me.

I first discovered this Fanon Wiki from a random Google search when I was bored. For some reason, I'm intrigued by this Wiki. Sure, Sturgeon's Law of 90% of anything is garbage is in full effect in Fanon Wikis in general, but I can't help but wanting to contribute something to the world of fanworks. I had some past experiences with fanworks, some Mario-related, and might even have some ideas of Mario fanwork things, so I told myself, "Why not?" and decided to take a dive into this Wiki.

In my past experiences with other Wikis, most of things I did involve:


 * 1) Page editing (obviously), as in grammar fixing and format fixing, especially when it comes to infoboxes. I hope you don't mind me touching some of your pages just to make it fixed. Though I won't do anything to pages that clearly forbids anyone else but the original creator editing (usually told via some kind of template or notice).

That's all you need to know about me. I'll try my best to contribute some of my findings to this Wiki.
 * 1) Fanwork research is another thing, though I tend to be really picky on deciding whose fanwork to have a page in a Wiki, so expect all articles regarding my fanwork research to be something that its creator won't mind being published in Wikis (the living proof being that said "something" already had articles/discussions outside the creator's original realm but the creator doesn't mind it).
 * 2) Graphic design. I like drawing, even though my drawing skill is severely limited to vector when it comes to digital drawing (traditional I almost have no problem, though I can't color traditionally without messing up and my artstyle is ranges from stiff to slightly cartoony to "artstyle copycat"). At my laziest, I could just end up tracing over original artwork and alter it to fit the context (I really hate saying this, but I can't lie). For this part, I would be happy to provide some usable graphics like for backgrounds, Wiki wordmark, or others, provided I have the time.
 * 3) Original (actually simply fan-made) creation. This is something that I seldom do nowadays. Sometimes I can see my idea work on a fan character or fan game, but sometimes I think it's preferrable to keep said idea for something completely original, since I'm planning to be a story writer or a game dev or both (if possible).