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About me
- I was born and brought up in Shandong, China, and now I live in New York.
- I am male, in the ages between 20 and 30.
- I would not disclose my name until I feel comfortable to do so.
- I am mainly active on Chinese Wikipedia and I was an administrator there.
- I also hold accounts and edit at Commons, Meta, Foundation, English Wikinews, Chinese Wikisource, and Chinese Wikinews.
About my user name
- Roc is a legendary bird of enormous size and strength—a monster with wings. Its Chinese equivalent, described in Zhuang Zi, is the titanic bird peng transformed from a gigantic fish kun that lived in the sea north of China; this bird resembles the great Taoist philosopher's ultimate dream of freedom.
- "roc"/"ROC" is my long-standing pseudonym on Internet. When I was registering at Wikipedia in 2004, both spellings were taken, so I inserted two dots in "ROC", creating name "R.O.C". I later realized that this name can be confused with the abbreviation of the "Republic of China", but it was too late for me to change the username.
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About me
- I was born and brought up in Shandong, China, and now I live in New York.
- I am male, in the ages between 20 and 30.
- I would not disclose my name until I feel comfortable to do so.
- I am mainly active on Chinese Wikipedia and I was an administrator there.
- I also hold accounts and edit at Commons, Meta, Foundation, English Wikinews, Chinese Wikisource, and Chinese Wikinews.
About my user name
- Roc is a legendary bird of enormous size and strength—a monster with wings. Its Chinese equivalent, described in Zhuang Zi, is the titanic bird peng transformed from a gigantic fish kun that lived in the sea north of China; this bird resembles the great Taoist philosopher's ultimate dream of freedom.
- "roc"/"ROC" is my long-standing pseudonym on Internet. When I was registering at Wikipedia in 2004, both spellings were taken, so I inserted two dots in "ROC", creating name "R.O.C". I later realized that this name can be confused with the abbreviation of the "Republic of China", but it was too late for me to change the username.