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This is a solid technique and article about it. It appears encyclopedic. At least one author is well-known. The question reduces to "Does it meet WP:N?" There are sources. Some are SPS, some not. Even though some of these SPS author publications are going out through erudite channels like the ACM
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been implemented and is available for all to use and report upon (and has been picked up by early adopters). And I just came across a nice little remark that CoDel has been integrated into the Linux kernel mainline already, so if
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Article on proposed programming technique not yet in use and therefore non-notable. The last sentence is the give-away. (And that the article on it has, a/c Google scholar, been cited so far by one person only
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about a programming technique but about a new AQM algorithm. Article cited for it was published in ACM Queue and reprinted in CACM (which is peer reviewed), both
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to the article (there are at least three now). These were not hard to find - you just need to search for "CoDel". --
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reliable sources for computing science and software engineering (and on the force of those two facts meets
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in use and its behavior is being observed in actual use to see if it lives up to expectations. --
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below.
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's
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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the debate.
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to be a RS on this topic?" I'd have to say yes, so keep.
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So that's a whole bunch of pruning needed to NASA then!
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and MIT. So N now seems to reduce to, "Do we consider
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