Greenilio Wiki:Bio

GreenWithin AKA Diego Diego is a discussions moderator in Community Central ES and actual bureaucrat on Five Nights at Freddy's Wiki ES and Nagatoro Wiki ES. He is fluent in English, a native speaker in Spanish and has basic knowledge in French. Decent familiarity with CSS, wikitext, HTML and parser functions. If you ever need a hand, there's his message wall, Discord, or even Twitter. DM's are open. https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/greenwithin/images/9/9a/Twitter_.png/revision/latest?cb=20210428000125 @MaskBeat https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/greenwithin/images/f/f9/Discord_.png/revision/latest?cb=20210428000906 Greenilio#6211

About Me "I am your father" I'm a big fan of Star Wars and quite frankly have a big collection of things of the franchise (even having a helmet of Darth Vader on one of my furnitures). I've been watching anime for quite some time and I'm very fond to it (I've linked my AnimeList, if you're interested), and my top picks are 5toubun, Anohana, Toradora, and K-On (emphasis on K-On. No further comment). I adore reading and writing short stories (most of them are from the psychological-horror genre) and have a couple of stories published in Inkspired. I take my time with most of my projects, but I love to take challenging tasks and learn from them the most I can. You can get to see me in a lot of spanish wikis (if you haven't yet, don't worry, you will). Want to know more? Click here

Bio How it all started On a monday evening of 2016, I got bored and decided to use my mother's laptop. I browsed Pokémon information and Wikia was one of the very first results to pop up, so I hopped right in. I was in that wiki for a couple of years until a miss-click brought me to FNaF Wiki ES. I made a couple of edits destroying a couple of articles and my editing skills improved... ever so slightly. I discovered wikis were more than just information and actually had a social side to them (quite a big discovery, honestly), and eventually received a warning from one of the administrators (who I thought was a bot, those times were awesome). I would eventually sneak my way into the local Chat (which was very active in that moment), and well, everything changed after that. Kind of. Fun fact: I had zero to none experience with templates. My first edits were awful

Beginning Shaping an irregular polygon I went through an odd period on the platform. I remember first being on Wikia, and then passed to Fandom. When? I have no idea. From 2018 to the very beginning of 2019, my focus on Fandom was entirely to chat with new people and edit. Nothing else. Back in the day, the chat extension was heavily used and Discord barely was touched. In the chat I joked about being an admin, one of the bureaucrats took it seriously and gave me a chance. In mid-2019, I became an administrator on FNaF Wiki ES and my purpose drastically changed... I started editing protected articles. Yeah, that was it. A few mistakes and couple of explosions on the wiki happened, but nothing special. During that year I took my role a bit more lightly (that's going to change soon, have that in mind), and I still wanted to chat with people and have fun. Then 2020 came, and another miss-click took me to a faraway land. Fun fact: My very first nickname was Gameplay15. Way better than what I have now

Growth A long character development arc Out of pure curiosity, I found a global template on Adventure Time Wiki ES that called my attention: it was an invitation to an (apparently) "small" community, focused solely for hispanic users. I talked with one of FNaF Wiki's bureaucrats about it and I decided to join their Discord server. I met various hispanic volunteers (most of them councilors or veteran users, who were in the platform way more than I was), and my integration at the beginning was rough. During my stay I met a king, a  cosmical entity , a  speaking goat ,  two   owls  and  a bot with self-awareness. A few months later, I got bureaucrat permissions on FNaF Wiki and I had a brief overhaul to how I was and focused from now on to that community of volunteers. Some time passed and I started to get permissions and slowly built my way up to moderator (wiki and Discord server altogether). That tiny boost allowed me to meet most of the people I know right now, and marked one of the most important periods of my journey on the platform. Fun fact: I got admin on DDLC Wiki ES during this period as well, but nothing relevant happened here

Progress <span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: .75rem; text-transform: uppercase; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">Big changes, enormous results <div class="FANDOM-about" style="text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">We're now in 2021: UCP migrations concluded, and UCX is introduced to the platform. I took a small break on the volunteer community, and I moved once again to other places, but this time, all around the hispanic platform. I got my way into a lot of communities (e.g. Dragon Ball Fanon, My Hero Academia Wiki, GeometryPedia) and decided to lend a hand. I soon got rollback on DBF (then retired), and content moderator on both MHA Wiki and GP. With all these new responsibilities, I started to research more about CSS and parser functions, and how to apply them on the communities I worked in. During that research, I learned plenty of things and decided to put them to a test. The results can be seen as infoboxes in Toradora Wiki ES, FNaF Wiki ES, Wonder Egg Priority ES, and even the boxes you're reading right now. I learned about the main differences between desktop and mobile and how to make visible all the content to both for desktop users and mobile users. With a lot of knowledge in my hands and devotion to help and make the hispanic platform a greater version of itself, I became a discussions moderator on CC ES (and a member of Vanguard. That will be covered in another "chapter") and now cooperate with various tasks in order to impulse it once again and bring the best experience for all hispanic users. It's going to be a long ride, but I'm all up for it. Note: DDLC Wiki also had some adjustments, but bigger plans were made after

<span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: 25px; margin-top: 5px; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">Invitation <span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: .75rem; text-transform: uppercase; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">A knock on the door <div class="FANDOM-about" style="text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;"> It was a regular morning. I woke up, made myself some breakfast, watched a bit of Kobayashi  and started to put my contact lenses and get ready for my guitar lessons at 4PM. I was minding my own business, until I get a notification at my Gmail from my phone. At first I thought it could just be Spotify messing up with me again and recommending me new songs, so I finished to put my contact lenses and checked. I opened it, and my exact reaction was "is this spam?". Or maybe not. Anyways, it was an invitation to form part of Vanguard, so that's pretty cool. I signed an NDA, got everything up and running and after a week I went to my first ever Zoom meeting with Fandom, which was definitely a fun experience (my headphones kept failing on me during the whole thing so I almost didn't hear anything they were saying, luckily they decided to behave 5 minutes before the meeting ended). After that, I got a cool tag on my profile and had complete will to destroy wikis with my new Vanguard super-powers. But I won't do it 'cause the world isn't ready for that much of a torment just yet. Note: I was aiming for Council but I got in Vanguard instead

<span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: 25px; margin-top: 5px; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">Volunteering <span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: .75rem; text-transform: uppercase; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">The real challenge begins <div class="FANDOM-about" style="text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;"> There was a Fandom rebrand around beginnings of August in 2021, and shit went wild. Fun fact, the rebrand surged thanks to Fandom and Tinder having a date at McDonald's, Tinder giving Fandom the idea, and then Fandom getting a Hotwheels in his Happy Meal. I'm not sorry for that bad pun. Anyway, back to Vanguard. With my intensive training of one day, I started to get some assigned wikis to work on. The first ones were pretty easy (there were some   exceptions ), the second ones were okay-ish, but the real pain in the butt came when I finally started to get assigned some spanish wikis. And oh boy where those really bad. One had over 300 articles with duplicate arguments (I'm looking at you Dragon Ball Wiki ) and another with a TON of templates for cites (and you  K-Pop Wiki )... and a genealogical tree on another wiki (that wasn't that bad but it was painful to watch). I eventually got around those and my job was done. Well, not really, because a couple of days passed and got assigned new ones. I also volunteered for Squadron ES but due to certain complications I was kindly denied. I instead offered my seat to a friend of mine  and wished him best. Note: I did not break a single wiki, surprisingly

<span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: 25px; margin-top: 5px; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">Resting <span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: .75rem; text-transform: uppercase; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">A brief hiatus <div class="FANDOM-about" style="text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;"> Sometimes all you need in life is a break from what you love, so that's what I did. I started focusing myself in studies and with irl stuff instead of wasting my time being a tyrant and becoming the most feared admin of all. Being the bad guy can be exhausting, y'know? I redesigned my native wiki  while I was bored and fragmented their community in 2 Discord servers because the OG server was way too toxic for my liking: one of the local admins threatened to raid the new server, which I found pretty hilarious. After that I pretty much took some slack and started removing work from the huge piles of homework I had. Few weeks later, I finally got a PC and could start editing articles through there, but I was too lazy to get back on track so I installed Katawa Shoujo after 1 year of not being able to play it and cried uncontrollably while seeing my Hanako coming back into my arms. I had a lot of fun. Around the 15th of November, my birthday, an old and very beloved friend from 2019 contacted me through Instagram. Since then, my life took a turn of 180º degrees and I started talking with her/him almost daily. I also got rid of most of my pending work and could focus entirely on Fandom and (hopefully) be available once Vanguard tasks started to flow again. Even though my activity across multiple wikis were limited, my work on my "home" wikis was far from over. With me now having access to DDLC+, and FNaF Security Breach coming out right around the corner, it was time to prioritize time on those wikis and coordinate with my communities ASAP. Note: I finished the entirety of DDLC Plus in 4 days. I'm proud of myself

<span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: 25px; margin-top: 5px; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">Decadence <span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: .75rem; text-transform: uppercase; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">The complete truth <div class="FANDOM-about" style="text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;"> At 9PM GMT-5 on the 3rd of january of 2022, the Slack Vanguard channel suddenly got reactivated by our Vanguard lead, Pikushi. The message was short and concise: the Vanguard team was going to be officially dissolved. Just like that, everything that we worked for, everything where we all spent countless - and now aparrently worthless - time on was thrown away like a broken cup of coffee. They basically gave us a pat on the back, rewarded us with participation medal and guided us to the exit like if nothing happened. What felt like empty words at first, ended up being what at Fandom was destined to always ended up being, an absurd ripoff of Reddit and Amino and an excuse of a social platform, killing their contributors (and their volunteers successfully) in the process. The retirement of Pcj, the unexplained firing of our previous lead FishTank, all of those people who left already knew the absurdness and sad truth of what Fandom was eventually going to be. Sadly, it was all meant to be like this, and the exact same can be said with GDM, Council, IVT, hell, even SOAP. But that's not our problem anymore, and nothing can be done other than watch everything slowly decaying and leave with the rest of the users who once believed Fandom still had the same spark it used to have years ago.

I wish I could say this isn't a goodbye, but it does feel like it. The only thing we, or I, have left is to see how bad these guys fuck up what we all once loved. For the love of fans.

<span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: 25px; margin-top: 5px; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">Today <span style="color: #fff; display: block; font-size: .75rem; text-transform: uppercase; text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;">The end of the journey draws closer <div class="FANDOM-about" style="text-shadow: 0 0 6px #002026, 0 0 2px #002026, 0 0 3px #002026;"> To be continued. Click here to close everything up