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User:UmbraSolis

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«Save the books»

William of Baskerville, The Name of the Rose, 1986

«People who have no hopes are easy to control»

Gmork, The Neverending Story, 1984

My first picture loaded to Wikimedia, summer 2021: the Rì valley

Although I've been a registered member for many years, my real journey on Wikipedia began in the summer of 2021.

I'm passionate about history, particularly the local history of the Lower Novarese area.

Working on the encyclopedia has taught me to pay close attention to sources, and I occasionally take on the challenge of adding citations to pages where they're missing.

At times, I write based on personal judgement or feel, which doesn't always align perfectly with Wikipedia's notability guidelines. When that happens, I express my point of view and leave the final decision to the community.

Occasionally I de-orphan a page.

I am mainly active on the Italian Wikipedia, whose list of my works is available on my user page.

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Buildings in Garbagna Novarese

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Other contributions

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Added documentation to Template:River discharge

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This user has publicly declared that they have a conflict of interest regarding these Wikipedia articles:

About me

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This user has a passion for history, especially local history
This user has boundless admiration for women
This user strongly supports matriarchy
This user sometimes wishes to live in Old Europe
For this user, men are women who did not succeed[3]
By forming a family, this user has achieved the purpose of life
This user daydreams
For this user, love has no gender
For this user, parenting has no gender

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  1. Translated from German and strongly integrated with most of the current content.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 Strongly integrated with most of the current content.
  3. Statement by Groucho Marx later quoted by Roberto Benigni ("8 marzo 2025 - Gli uomini sono donne che non ce l'hanno fatta" [8 March 2025 - Men are women who did not succeed] (in Italian). Retrieved 3 May 2026).