I've been editing Wikipedia since 2005 and very much support and enjoy the core principles of neutrality, verifiability, reliable sourcing, and consensus-based editing.

My professional and personal interests tend to center around technology, telephony, media, music, and history. I may be particularly active in computer history, telecommunications, cybersecurity, hacker culture, video games, film production and technology, and related subjects.

I've worked professionally in several of these fields and often enjoy locating difficult-to-find historical sources, archival materials, and technical documentation.

I'm also active in the Salesforce community. I founded and led the Salesforce Developer Group in Berlin for a number of years and currently serve as a co-leader of the Salesforce Developer Group in Montréal. My professional background includes software development, business analysis, document automation, and enterprise systems.

I am Alex Kasper (Alexis C Kasperavičius), the subject of the article Alex Kasper.

I was active in the Southern California hacker and phone phreaking community during the 1980s and 1990s and have personal and professional connections to a number of individuals associated with that community, including Kevin Mitnick.

As a result, I may occasionally edit, discuss, or suggest improvements to articles relating to people, events, organizations, publications, or technologies connected with that community.

For many years I did not fully appreciate Wikipedia's conflict-of-interest guidance and have, at times, created or directly edited articles where I had a personal connection to the subject. Having since reviewed Wikipedia's conflict-of-interest policies and guidance, I now endeavor to disclose relevant relationships and seek independent editorial review where appropriate.

When a significant conflict of interest exists, I generally prefer to propose substantive changes on article talk pages or through the conflict-of-interest edit request process rather than making those changes directly. I am happy to assist in locating sources, identifying factual errors, and providing historical context.

I believe that final editorial decisions should always rest with uninvolved editors acting through consensus.