Delimitation

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Hi, I'm Delimitation which is an anagram for Time Dilation from the Special Theory of Relativity by Albert Einstein. I'm a ~~professional~~ geek.

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I'm taking time to learn the rules, customs and culture here at Wikipedia. I enjoy countering vandals, spammers and fixing minor errors. That will be my focus for now.

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21 June 2026
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