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be missed. I added a portrait of Whittaker and a photo of Einstein. The readable prose size is 48 kB, so it is in between the categories of "Length alone does not justify division" and "May need to be divided (likelihood goes up with size)". So I wasn't sure. If more content were to be added, I would say it definitely should split. The books have enough notability that each is separately notable, but I am not sure if anything else needs to be said about it. I am not sure either way, there are good arguments for both sides on this one. The main argument to keep it together is that the first volume of second edition is basically same as first edition and many of the references talk about both. I am open to suggestions, it is certainly a future possibility. Please let me know if you there are any more issues. Thanks again for taking the time to review the article!
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Thank you for taking the time to review this! I have made changes to fix all of these problems, except for the one that begins "move", did you mean to put something else there? I ended up deleting a couple of problematic statements that did not seem particularly necessary for the article and so won't
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was a mistake, I was thinking about asking to move the Publication history/Release details to the end matter, but decided against it, since it seems more a matter of personal preference. I'm glad you've cut down on the praise somewhat. The article favors Whittaker's point of view a bit more than the
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Thank you again for your careful review, I greatly appreciate the feedback and the promotion! I have changed the second paragraph of the lead to both add in a potential DYK statement and to make it clear that scientific consensus is not on Whittaker's side in the intro. Let me know if you have any
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Hi all, if any anyone has any ideas on the section titles I would be grateful. MOS says that at each level they have to be concise, but they also have to be unique to the page. They more or less have to conform to page title guidelines. I have found that balance somewhat difficult for this page
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The single image and caption are relevant, but a single picture is not enough. The images do not all have to be of the book itself, you can include some of the scientists/experiments/whatever you think is relevant. But surely you can find a few relevant illustrations to
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I have made some additional edits fixing mistakes I saw and have reduced the number of times the word "praised" is used. I also ran it through Word for spelling and grammar to be safe. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to improve the page. Thanks again!
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you have to add your name and keep track of the articles you review there to take part (it's not automatic). I saw you were reviewing one before you started mine, so I thought I would let you know in case you didn't see it or didn't know it wasn't automatic.
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set forth the relativity theory of Poincaré and Lorentz with some amplifications, and which attracted much attention", and he credited Einstein only with being the first to publish the correct relativistic formulas for stellar aberration and the Doppler
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Looks good. I was taking some time to try to decisively tidy up the copyright status of the images, but it turns out to basically be a black hole of interacting copyright law from about a half dozen countries. Everything here
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Citing Max Born (1956), Gerald Holton (1960, 1964, 1968), Charles Scribner (1964), Stanley Goldberg (1967, 1969), Elie Zahar (1973), Tetu Hirosige (1976), Kenneth F. Schaffner (1976), and Arthur I. Miller
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Infobox - are the different page numbers for the different editions? Better to clarify inline (1st ed.) (2nd ed., vol. 1) (2nd ed., vol. 2) if you can. Ditto for publication date and publisher.
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Anyway, back to the article itself. You're right, I've accidentally conflated the article size with the prose size, so the article probably isn't too long in its current form. The word
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section. But it's just surface style, the broader substance appears to be quite representative of the sources as far as I can tell. So no other concerns beyond that.
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Barely a month old, but it's already in pretty good shape. You've put some serious work into this, Footlessmouse. I'm happy to look this over in detail. 〈
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territory. I can see a reasonable argument made to keep unified or split (probably by edition), but I'd like to hear your thoughts here.
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The article is close. On substance, I think enough good content is there, but the issues mentioned above should be addressed. 〈
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Not sure what this is supposed to be, but if you're nominating this for a DYK, the instructions on how to do that are at
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book established Whittaker as a leading historian of science, he was also widely recognized as a preeminent mathematician
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More broadly, no need to list the publication place inline for any of the reviews - that's what the references are for.
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Try to make this more substantial: the combination of "leading", "widely recognized", and "preeminent" is getting into
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content on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, you can edit the article attached to this page, or visit the
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to ask what the correct target of wave mechanics should be, as there doesn't appear to be a clear answer. Thanks!
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Mostly clear, missing a few full names for scientists and wikilinks to technical terms with their own articles.
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A parenthetical aside seems out of scope. Leaving a redlink is OK until somebody writes an article about him.
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The references themselves are excellent. However, the text is a bit cluttered with citation info.
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be public domain, and is tagged as such, but while I was able to find more suitable tags on
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If anyone has any comments about DYK or the article in general, please let me know. Thanks!
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consensus history, but the article is specifically about his book, so that emphasis not
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still largely focuses on Descartes, Newton, Fermat, Hooke, and Huygens, among others.
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Sorry about that. I was going to ask for comments after getting it ready. Thanks!
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A history of the theories of aether and electricity. Whittacker E.T. (1910).pdf
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in this context. You've fixed the other issues I brought up, so I'm going to
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A. The prose is clear and concise, and the spelling and grammar are correct:
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concerns, given you just promoted it. Also, there is a drive going on at
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Only picture is a correctly tagged image of a book in the public domain.
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have the same over-generic tags, so I guess we just ignore the problem?
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A minor grammar fix recently, but otherwise pretty stable.
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