User:Terriannswa

I an new to editing the Wikipedia. I've made minor edits in the past without a proper login and am now working diligently to understand the proper syntax and editing techniques by observing changes on existing pages.

Disclosures

I work at Chitika - the reason I choose to make edits is to resolve the current Conflict of interest flag on the page. I am committed to publishing edits to that page from the perspective of a publisher in their network (ie. user/client) as well as representing factual information I have access to as an employee of the company

Interest

• Photography
  • Nikon
  • Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
• Code
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • PHP
  • MySQL
  • JavaScript
  • Prototype
• Green
  • Organic
  • Recycle

Wikipedia Links

• My Contributions
• My Sandbox

External Links and Projects

So that you understand a bit more about me I run a few websites that say a lot about me and what I do as a person.

• Terri's Web Portfolio
• Ninedays Blog
• Green Behavior - Going green one day at a time
• Dogtoon Media Company

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