1) The first mention of ProleWiki I saw was either on r/GenZedong or YouTube. 2) As of writing this, I consider myself a Marxist-Leninist. I wouldn't call myself anything beyond that (Maoist, Dengist, or anti-Revisionist). For years, I espoused liberal/social democratic thinking without knowing what liberalism/social democracy was. Years after that, I espoused "democratic socialist" thinking without knowing what socialism was. Around 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, I discovered Spooky Scary Socialist's video "Debunking Every Anti-Communist Argument Ever." This single video (along with my personal life experiences) convinced me to look deeper into Communism, specifically in the Soviet Union. I have learnt and matured a lot in these last two-three years. 3) I completely and wholeheartedly agree with this Wiki's principles. 4) I believe that China is a Socialist country in the sense that most firms within China are socially-owned. And I fervently believe that when the Third World abandons the West in favour of China, and when the Imperial Core faces civil unrest/economic collapse, China will begin exporting revolution abroad. 5) Iosif Stalin was the greatest leader of men the world has ever seen... okay, that's a bit of an exaggeration... if Lenin was in his position, he likely would have done the same thing, but still. Stalin is important because he oversaw the collectivisation of agriculture, the industrialisation of the Soviet Union, the thwarting of both foreign and internal sabotage/espionage, the Great Patriotic War, and the reemergence of the Cold War. On top of all that, he assisted Communist movements throughout Central/Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Spain, East Asia, and God knows where else. 6) I don't entirely understand gender, and I'm not sure if I ever will, but I still believe Marxists of all stripes should support the LGBT+ community. Human rights are undebatable in my opinion.
Additional information: At the time of writing this, I speak English and High German. I can also write in a bit of Bavarian, but that's more of a dialect than a language. I used to contribute to a Liberal Wiki known as Liberapedia, but I've decided to leave because 1) I feel as though I can't fully express myself and my beliefs there, and 2) at the end of the day, it's nothing more than a pro-capitalist, pro-reformist encyclopedia.