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JMC is the Wikipedia username of John Miller Crawford.
His first active participation in the Wikipedia project was in November 2001, just 10 months after the launch of Wikipedia itself, when he authored an article on Sir Edward Elgar (later, after contributions from numerous other editors, identified as one of the best articles produced by the Wikipedia community).

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