User:Timeshifter
Just another guy with a PC. I'm feeling a little bit skewed. :)
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All the charts and maps below are in the public domain (regardless of other claims). See Wikimedia Commons: PD-map and PD-chart. See: Wikipedia: WikiProject Data Visualization. Note to self: My sandboxes. Wikipedia can use more tables and maps. See Commons: Map resources. And en:Help:Tables and en:Help:Sortable tables. See also: Commons:Chart and graph resources. And: Commons:Convert tables and charts to wiki code or image files. And: Commons:Create charts and graphs online.
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My Wikipedia user page is at en:User:Timeshifter. My first contribution on the Commons was on August 15, 2006.
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More wealth concentration charts are needed for more countries
See: Commons: Category: Wealth distribution pie charts by country.
Massive concentration of wealth is not just happening in the US
More recent charts are needed. Massive concentration of wealth is not just happening in the US. 20% of adults in France and Germany own the vast majority of wealth in both countries. Note the Gini %. That means the labor of 80% of the countries is underpaid. Median wealth per adult is significant since there are an equal number of adults with wealth above and below that number. In 2017 France's adults were more than twice as prosperous as Germany's at the median wealth level. Still true in 2023: List of countries by wealth per adult. The US is between them.
User-editable US choropleth maps
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Choropleth maps. Note the Republican states (in the South for example). Maps are good for picking up patterns. For party breakdown see Wikipedia: List of United States state legislatures. The minimum wage map for example: $7.25-an-hour states (20) are majority Republican in both houses, except Pennsylvania in just the upper house.
These SVG maps below have user-editable sections (any text editor) to allow easy updates. To create new US maps on any topic see these instructions for use with the latest map template. Convert a US list/table to a state-by-state data map. See many examples here: Category:English-language SVG choropleth maps of the United States with visible numbers. Made with templates. Some examples below. See file descriptions for data sources.
Trump's 2017 tax cuts for the rich, and tax increases for the poor and middle class
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| Trump's 2017 tax cuts for the rich, and tax increases for the poor and middle class. |
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| On average, taxpayers in the income groups highlighted in yellow will incur a net cost (shown as a positive figure as this reduces the budget deficit), due in part to reduced healthcare subsidies. Higher income taxpayers receive a benefit via tax cuts (shown as a negative number as this increases the budget deficit). The percent of taxpayers in each income group is also shown for the 2023 period. "Taxpayer" in the chart refers to a tax return, meaning it could represent one person or a married couple filing jointly, among other options. . Commons source. |
Economics 101. And Wikipedia and Commons need more charts
I support a neutral point of view (en:WP:NPOV) in Wikipedia articles.
Running an economy is simple. The free market concentrates wealth. So progressive taxation is a necessity. Along with a living minimum wage. If money is constantly recycled, then people have money to spend, the economy works, and unemployment is low. Also, there is less crime, and less spending for police, courts, and prisons. Handguns are unnecessary. Rifles and shotguns are enough, with small magazines. Government spending should be kept to a minimum. So more money goes to individuals to keep the economy running. Exceptions are things such as food stamps, workfare, welfare, family planning, and single-payer universal healthcare. Single-payer universal healthcare is the most efficient. No one should starve or be unhealthy. The planet should not be overpopulated. See related charts and resources:
| US minimum wage would be $25.52 an hour in 2023 if it had kept up with productivity. The split coincided with Nixon's 1971 declaration of a War on Drugs. |
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| Wikipedia: List of US states by minimum wage. 19 of 20 $7.25 states are majority Republican in both houses. Get PNG version of map noting GOP states. |
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| History of the US federal minimum wage. Over $14 (inflation-adjusted) peak in 1968. $7.25 an hour now due to Republican filibusters in the US Senate. |
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| US. Student debt timeline of bottom 25% in wealth. By percent of total debt. Student loans used to be dischargeable the same as any other loan. Republicans (mainly) have made this nearly impossible. Unlike many other countries. See US history. |
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| See Wikimedia Commons source with reference. See Who got rich off the student debt crisis? |
Image help, forums, licensing
- Commons:Graphics village pump
- en:Wikipedia:Graphics Lab - for help with editing or creating images.
- Commons:Licensing
User pages, etc.
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Commons stats, etc.
Help categorize! Files can be moved to subcategories. New subcategories can be created. Some files can be moved to other categories found via category search, or found by browsing the main categories and subcategories at the Main Page and here. See also: Category help.
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News, discussion
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The Signpost, Tech News, The Bugle, and Centralized discussion are transcluded on this page: en:User:Timeshifter/Newsletters.
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More translations are needed for:
- Commons:Project scope (Sept 2008)
- Commons:Fan art (April 2009)
- Help:Gadget-ImageAnnotator#User interface texts (August 2009)
- Commons:File renaming (October 2009)
- Commons:Nudity
- Old deletion requests are still opened.
- Many files moved to Commons requiring review.
- Too many unprocessed files without source.
- Many files are Permission pending for too long.
- There are 144 requested merges.
- The Vandalismpatrol has over 1190238 unpatrolled anonymous edits.
Subpage index
Special:Prefixindex/User:Timeshifter/ - or for only sandboxes: Special:Prefixindex/User:Timeshifter/Sandbox
About me
You are at my Wikimedia commons user page. My Wikipedia user page is at en:User:Timeshifter
My userboxes: User:Timeshifter/Userboxes
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This user prefers to occasionally not stay mellow. |
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Medjed is a god in Ancient Egyptian religion, mentioned in the Book of the Dead.
Just another anonymous editor at Wikipedia? :)
About Wikimedia Commons, the house of porn!
Commons:Picture of the day for Aug 23, 2020. Click to enlarge.
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Picture of the Day
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Arhbalou village nestled in the foothills of the barren north face of the Western High Atlas, Al Haouz, Morocco. |
Media of the Day
JS and CSS customization
JS and CSS files on Wikipedia only control my Wikipedia experience. See: en:User:Timeshifter#JS and CSS_customization
JS and CSS files on Wikimedia Commons only control my Commons experience.
Overall customization of this wiki:
- MediaWiki:Common.css
- MediaWiki:Common.js
- MediaWiki:Vector.css
- MediaWiki:Vector.js
- MediaWiki:Mobile.css
- MediaWiki:Mobile.js
User customization:
- Special:MyPage/common.css which for me is User:Timeshifter/common.css
- Special:MyPage/common.js which for me is User:Timeshifter/common.js
- Special:MyPage/vector.css which for me is User:Timeshifter/vector.css - For legacy Vector 2010.
- Special:MyPage/vector-2022.css which for me is User:Timeshifter/vector-2022.css - For Vector 2022.
- Special:MyPage/vector.js which for me is User:Timeshifter/vector.js - For legacy Vector 2010.
- Special:MyPage/vector-2022.js which for me is User:Timeshifter/vector-2022.js - For Vector 2022.
- Special:MyPage/minerva.js which for me is User:Timeshifter/minerva.js
User customization:
- meta:Special:MyPage/global.js which for me is meta:User:Timeshifter/global.js
See: MediaWiki talk:Gadget-search-new-tab.js -this search gadget allows the search result list to open in a new tab by pressing Ctrl (PC) or ⌘ Command (Mac) while submitting. To activate go to the gadget tab of your preferences: Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-gadgets - under "Interface: Other".
See my JS file to see some other gadgets that have been activated for me: User:Timeshifter/common.js
These are in addition to the gadgets activated in my preferences.
See my CSS file to see some changes made for me: User:Timeshifter/common.css