I support the Plain English Campaign. Plain English is a writing style which aims for 'clarity, brevity, and the avoidance of technical language'. Among other things, Plain English prefers simple sentence structures, avoids using the passive voice, and avoids inappropriatejargon, formal language (especially euphemisms – see WP:CENSOR), and clichés. I often edit articles to rephrase paragraphs which are unclear, or remove words which don't contribute any meaning. Please let me know if such an edit inappropriately changes a sentence's meaning.
Here are some of the articles that I have created, edited substantially, or (if red link) intend to create. It's often said that people here live inside the Cambridge bubble, so if my ideas of notability are misguided, please let me know.
My essay for Part III was on the stability of shear flows: particularly, stability analysis using global modes. The following articles are relevant, and I have created or edited some of these articles.
I am not, and have never been, a paid editor. However, I do often contribute towards articles whose subjects with whom I may have external affiliations.
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