Hi! My name is Tommy Kronkvist. I'm a Swedish amateur ichthyologist born in Finland, with a special interest in Nothobranchiinae from Western and Eastern Africa. I used to be the editor-in-chief of Aqua Upsaliensis, a monthly magazine focusing on marine life and fish farming active between 1965 and the late 1990s.
My Wikimedia user rights:
Administrator, bureaucrat and interface admin at Wikispecies (since 2014, 2015 and 2019, respectively)(verify)
Last but not least I'm also an administrator at Wikimedia Sverige, often abbreviated as WMSE (2021)verify
Please note that the above list is only an incomplete excerpt. My global account information for all of Wikimedia can be found here. It includes edit statistics and user-group rights for all of the 414 different Wikimedia sister projects where I'm currently registered. (I've only made edits to 145 of them.)
Non-Wikimedia but to some extent related services:
I'm the sole custodian of the official @Wikispecies Twitter account. (My personal account: @PixelHermit.)
I'm also registered at Phabricator,(user page) a development collaboration tool used for Wiki software development.
Personal Wikimedia Community milestones:
My first edit to Wikispecies was made back in May 29, 2005 when I created the user page you're reading right now. That was exactly two months after my very first Wikimedia edit in March 29 the same year, when I created the page Nothobranchius at the Swedish Wikipedia.
Thirteen years later (August 30, 2018) I created the Wikispecies page Danio tinwini which also constitutes as my 100,000th contribution to the Wikimedia community.
In May 2, 2023 I made my 300,000th edit to Wikimedia, when I created the article Siri (programvara) (i.e. Apple's virtual assistant Siri) at the Swedish Wikipedia.
In October 13, 2023 I created the page Leptotocinclus which was my 100,000th edit to Wikispecies.
A few of my Wikimedia Commons images (click the pictures for larger versions):
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Madagascar jewel growing happily in my guest room.
Blue lyretail is a species of semi-annual killifish I used to breed: here a male specimen in one of my aquaria.
Bluefin Notho, another African killifish I used to breed. Here a male specimen in one of my aquaria (background digitally removed by me).
Two male Blue Gularis, a semi-annual killifish in the order Cyprinodontiformes. Here shown during an exhibition in Stockholm.
Snake Plant, also known as Mother-in-law's Tongue, here with flower buds on my bedroom window sill.
My desk, back then sporting four generations of Macintosh computers. (Please ignore the bad cable management. :-)
Mexican dwarf crayfish in my living room aquarium. This one is sharing his lunch with a great ramshorn snail.
Lawyer's wig growing underneath some rhubarb in my garden.
