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'''Liliana Celeste Newton'''<ref>Newton stylises her name in all lowercase, and uses she/her and it/its pronouns. For clarity, accessibility, and consistency, this article uses she/her pronouns throughout.</ref> (born April 14<sup>th</sup>, 2007), is a Scottish software developer and musician, and the creator of [[Lilypedia]]. | '''Liliana Celeste Newton'''<ref group="notes">Newton stylises her name in all lowercase, and uses she/her and it/its pronouns. For clarity, accessibility, and consistency, this article uses she/her pronouns throughout.</ref> (born April 14<sup>th</sup>, 2007), is a Scottish software developer and musician, and the creator of [[Lilypedia]]. | ||
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Liliana Celeste Newton[notes 1] (born April 14th, 2007), is a Scottish software developer and musician, and the creator of Lilypedia.
| Liliana Celeste Newton | |
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| Born | April 14th 2007 |
| Website | tauon.dev |
Notes
- ↑ Newton stylises her name in all lowercase, and uses she/her and it/its pronouns. For clarity, accessibility, and consistency, this article uses she/her pronouns throughout.