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Swatjester(talk·contribs) I'm founding this wikiproject to improve the quality of climbing related articles. I got hooked on climbing this year, and I hope to make Wikipedia the ultimate source of knowledge for rock climbing! My areas of interest are primarily in bouldering and buildering, although I'm looking to get into some trad and sport climbing. ⇒SWATJesterReadyAimFire!06:40, 9 December 2006 (UTC)reply
Rwxrwxrwx(talk·contribs) I've written a few articles on major rock-climbing crags in Ireland (see for example Dalkey Quarry, Ailladie, Luggala), and have others in my sights. What do people think of the general style of those articles? I've been rock-climbing (at the middle grades) for over 20 years, but have no big-mountain experience. Rwxrwxrwx11:37, 9 December 2006 (UTC)reply
Clueless(talk·contribs) I'm a beginner who's been climbing for about a year. I've recently reorganized a few of the climbing articles, but they're still messy and missing citations. I'd love to see (and help) them improve! Clueless (talk) 14:34, 7 April 2008 (UTC)reply
Cullen328(talk·contribs) I started climbing in 1976, and mostly did alpine mountaineering in California's High Sierra. I don't do challenging climbs much these days but did the West Face Gully on Mt. Shasta in 2007 at age 55, and I am hiking the Mt. Whitney trail in 2 weeks. I have a deep interest in mountaineering history, especially regarding California and the Himalaya, and recently wrote a bio of Jules Eichorn, and am in the process of revising a poor article about Norman Clyde. I also uploaded a photo of Arlene Blum that I took of her before her Annapurna expedition. Comments would be welcomed. I've collected mountaineering books for many years, and own many Everest books, for example. As suggested on this page, I've written an article about Allen Steck. Jim Heaphy (talk) 23:25, 25 August 2009 (UTC)reply
Cj005257(talk·contribs) I have been climbing for a few years. I am interested mainly in sport climbing indoors. Cj005257
Mattaidepikiw(talk·contribs) I love endurance sports and I have an extreme infatuation for climbing although I never made any serious ascents. I cycle excessively, but my passion for mountaineering is such that I read book after book. I edited a lot of articles already. Feel free to contact me if you have a particular project, for now, I would like to reference the list of climbers article, and it is gonna be a huge task, so help would be appreciated. Mattaidepikiw (talk) 11:59, 8 February 2011 (UTC)reply
Bezza84(talk·contribs) I had my first taste of climbing a substantial mountain not long ago (Mount William in VIC Australia), and thoroughly enjoyed it. I have since committed myself to climbing Everest one day, so what better way to learn everything I need to know than by taking a hands on approach to researching and contributing on Wikipedia? Bezza84 (talk) 23:03, 7 June 2011 (UTC)reply
Alansplodge(talk·contribs) 30 years of easy grades around the UK, plus hillwalking and a bit of winter. Now mainly teaching kids on artificial walls. Interest in climbing history. Alansplodge (talk) 16:21, 18 August 2011
Settsu(talk·contribs) Learned basic climbing skills outdoors as a teenager in the mid-90s and quickly embraced the growing disciplines of sport climbing and indoor/gym. Did some indoor comps and taught at/managed a climbing gym for a year (at 18.) Settsu (talk) 17:15, 17 October 2012
Weswag(talk·contribs) I've been climbing since the Fall of 1969, mostly trad rock climbing and some mountaineering. Most rock climbing in California (Yosemite primarily), some in the Lake District (UK) and Lofoten Islands (Norway). Mountaineering on Shasta, Ranier and Karakorum (Pakistan). I've long been an active member of the Cragmont Climbing Club (www.CragmontClimbingClub.org), a Berkeley-based climbing club. I have a strong interest in climbing history and own a modest library of climbing-related books and guides.—Wes Wagnon --Weswag (talk) 01:10, 29 March 2013 (UTC)reply
Oldtimermath(talk·contribs) Started rock and mountain climbing in the mid 1950s, and climbed and bouldered for about 55 years. I knew and climbed or bouldered with a number of the American rock climbing pioneers of the 1950s. I am an (amateur) historian of climbing, starting with the British pioneers of the 1880s. Oldtimermath (talk)21:00, 24 February 2018
Dubya933(talk·contribs) I've been climbing for a couple years now and work at the climbing gym at the university I study at. I recently expanded the article on Gaston Rébuffat. Please let me know if you have an comments on the article or ideas for new articles I can create/expand.Dubya933 (talk) 21:55, 15 August 2019 (UTC)reply
Bduke(talk·contribs) Now in Australia and getting very old. I was born in Britain way back, before the Second World War. I climbed in the UK when I was much younger in the Lake District, Derbyshire, Wales and a few other places. I have over the years made some edits to climbing articles. I have been here for years and was an admin but resigned a while back. --Bduke (talk) 12:00, 6 July 2022 (UTC)reply
