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information. I am not convinced about a template. I think we should try to tidy up the articles so they have the same format, including the "Importance" and "Description" sections. We should try to get each importance section sourced. We can use any of the methods to write the reference. Sometimes the reference is a footnote plus a citation, so the various templatesdo not always work. If any entries do not come up to scratch, like having no statement of importance, then we should just archive the entry to the talk page. I'll have a go at improving the chemistry one. I added a new entry and three good references of independent sources talking about the notability of a book. Note spam gets quickly deleted on the chemistry list because we debate whether to keep or delete an article. Maybe you can take a look at that then and we can work together on the other lists. It will take time, but we do not have to get the encyclopedia perfect over night. What do you think? --
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Opinions will vary. The chemistry list has had a debate about the current classic in physical chemistry. It is a POV. I am thinking of introductory texts such as Atkins' "Physical
Chemistry" which so made all the previous ones look stodgy that it altered the whole way that texts on physical chemistry were written. We could probably find sources that said that. I doubt we would find sources that said "X is the current classic textbook in Y", at least not without finding one that said "No, Z is". Article creep - you could be right, but the statements something like "entries in these lists can only be judged as notable if an article on the entry is notable" struck me as the most important point that was made on the AfD discusssions both about the Biology list and the CS list. It might focus people's minds to realise that some of the entries are not notable and should be deleted giving us much shorter but better lists. --
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was taught. Second, they decided that all new entries should be raised for debate over a 10 day period on the talk page to determine whether they should be kept or deleted. Most existing entries were debated and several were deleted. This has worked reasonably well although it would be better if more people had participated. It is clear enough that it is not, for these articles, sufficient to allow anyone to add entries, as only very obvious nonsense is likely to be deleted. Each entry needs the consideration of several editors. I urge all interested in this project to look at what the chemists here have done and consider whether something similar or even better can be used on all pages in the project. I am going to put this paragraph on all the talk pages of this project. --
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if you can find the deleted article entitled "List of major philosophers" - they archive them somewhere - and look at the very heated discussions on criteria and the subjective nature of the word 'major.' And maybe you can find the page where the deletion of the page was discussed. The arguments never resolved and a good list was deleted. Some categories, like politics or philosophy, attract conflict and make things very difficult. People tried to find criteria to explain what would would constitute 'important' but that didn't work either. That is why I would not use the word 'important' in a category in the philosophy area - not until some time in the future where conflict resolution process is more effective and areas of contention are less like anarchy or war zones.
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publications and that the categories mechanism should be used to create the underneath structure. As you said, working on some list or even different articles will require more work. The lists exist for quite a while and still did not reach a satisfactory level. I am afraid that using other formats currently will harm the effort. The history of mathematics takes is similar to one aspect of the project but it cannot replace it. The history article should not include references and description of any paper, should get in depth of every sub area and will probably leave modern mathematics uncovered. Septentrionalis, since our views of the project are so close in spirit, I ask you again. Please, join us and make your contribution. Thanks,
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entry? Could you be specific with an example of exactly what you want us to do. Certainly it would be good to remove the "wide variance" in styles. On a slightly different point. The CS one was the pet project of the founder of the pearls articles. It is certainly the largest list. I concern myself with the chemistry one. We have tried on the chemistry list to raise the standard of what is important and hence have a system for deciding whether to keep or delete new entries. I am not sure which list is the best and hence the "de facto" standard. The truth is that all of them are rather poor because the importance of an entry is usually not verified by a source. --
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who have made significant, valuable contributions to the encyclopedia would be recognized and honored. I believe that, with some effort, this could still be done. My proposal is to, with luck, try to organize the various WikiProjects and other entities of wikipedia to take part in a larger celebrartion of its contributors to take place in
January, probably beginning January 15, 2007. I have created yet another new subpage for myself (a weakness of mine, I'm afraid) at
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I suggest using 'List of publications in X'. Notable is always implied in WP Policy. And 'important' goes against that WP guideline that I mentioned on your talk page (and it causes problems in contentious areas - like philosophy). If only people worked together better and didn't get excited about
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Standard citation templates like "cite journal" understandably do not have entries for "importance" and "description", so we can not use them for our purposes. I really did not mean to say that the CS list is the de facto standard so I apologize. In fact, I do not care which list is the best as long
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I'm afraid that a list of 3 million papers won't fit in most browsers. I fluorine chemists say that there are 50 notable publication in their area, I'll take their word and would like to include all of them. Of course, Putting 50 publications in every sub area will cause the list to explode and will
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It looks to me that this time it will be deleted. I am not sure I care anymore. The warnings I made above back in April have been ignored. The articles remain open to individual POV. No other group has followed the chemists in debating new entries or suggested better alternatives. The instigator of
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Knowledge (XXG), where it seems to be getting ever bigger anyway. I will try to start with what I
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How big should a list of chemistry publications be? In other words, how notable is notable? I realise this is a perennial
Knowledge (XXG) question, and one which changes as Knowledge (XXG) gets ever bigger. However for this one page, do you expect 10, 100, 1000 or 10,000 "notable" publications?
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and cover the whole field of articles on books and journals as well as the lists. This is very big, but it would attract more people and some might have a useful input on the current lists we support. I do not think it is way too much. In fact I think our experience is that this project is way too
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Some important points. Thanks. I think breakthrough means a new scientific discovery, theory etc. "Origin of species" would be a good case. Influence could be wider. "Silent spring" might be an example. I am not happy about the "current classic". How does one determine what the current classic is?
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chemistry (as I have), the attendees could (I'm sure) come up with 50 "really notable, must-have" articles on fluorine chemistry. Multiply that by the number of specialist areas within chemistry (hundreds or even thousands) and you have a lot of references! With around 3 million chemistry papers
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I am still rather confused. Do you mean the "importance" and "description" lines? That is what makes the entry notable, and really that should be referenced to someone who confirms it is important and why. Or do you mean how we cite the publication itself? Or do you mean a template to add a whole
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in order to have the widest possible scope, attract members that have any interest in academic output, so that hopefully one day the project member list will hit 10! :-) I have listed this project as a sister-project on the new project page, but Bduke's idea of making this a task-force is a good
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Sorry for my late reply. I don't have much time lately. The idea you are suggesting is interesting.I agree that there is a need in a scientific literature project. However, the scope of science pearls project was intentionally not that broad. The science pearls topic should present the few
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Philosophy not a Science and was very different - just a massive list with no
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