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{{disambig3|Mark}}
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[[Image:2Blackrocks.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Can YOU spot the impostor?]]
[[Image:2Blackrocks.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Can YOU spot the impostor?]]
'''Mark Baker-Wright''' is long-time fan who has been asked to proofread and edit some bios and text pieces for the Official Transformers Collectors' Club magazine. He hasn't done anything especially creative for the club himself (at least not yet), but he tries to make those that do look good. After all, there's nothing like a misspelled word to ruin the idea that someone knows what he/she is doing!  
'''Mark Baker-Wright''' is long-time fan who has been asked to proofread and edit some bios and text pieces for the Official Transformers Collectors' Club magazine. He hasn't done anything especially creative for the club himself (at least not yet), but he tries to make those that do look good. After all, there's nothing like a mispelled word to ruin the idea that someone knows what he/she is doing!  


He sometimes hangs around on message boards posing as multi-millionaire [[G.B. Blackrock]], but he really doesn't run any mega-corporations, and in fact is something of a cheapskate.
He sometimes hangs around on message boards posing as multi-millionaire [[G.B. Blackrock]], but he really doesn't run any mega-corporations, and in fact is something of a cheapskate.


==Contributing Proofreader==
==Contributing Proofreader==

Revision as of 03:04, 14 January 2017

The name or term "Mark" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Mark (disambiguation).
Can YOU spot the impostor?

Mark Baker-Wright is long-time fan who has been asked to proofread and edit some bios and text pieces for the Official Transformers Collectors' Club magazine. He hasn't done anything especially creative for the club himself (at least not yet), but he tries to make those that do look good. After all, there's nothing like a mispelled word to ruin the idea that someone knows what he/she is doing!

He sometimes hangs around on message boards posing as multi-millionaire G.B. Blackrock, but he really doesn't run any mega-corporations, and in fact is something of a cheapskate.

Contributing Proofreader