User talk:Knorlin
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Any progress on Ternary Logic?[edit]
Kurt,
About a month ago you said you'd be undertaking a major revision on the Ternary logic article. If you've made any progress on it, please put whatever you've got on the Talk:Ternary_logic/Draft page so it can move forward collaboratively. If you're short on time, just tack whatever you've got into the end of the draft page and someone else will weave it all together.
Thanks, --Loqi T. 20:40, 25 December 2006 (UTC)
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AfC notification: Draft:Lewis's triviality result has a new comment[edit]
@Nosebagbear My submission on Lewis's Triviality Result is now "Very Old" and there's no evidence that anyone is looking at it any further. Any suggestions for what I could do to get it reviewed? I put a lot of work into the piece but am willing to (for example) cut the graphical portion if that would make it acceptable. It is the only part that could be accused of being at all original, although it's merely a reformulation. This topic deserves a Wiki article (a leading figure in this area said "I'm glad you're doing this"). Is the piece waiting for someone who is able to assess its correctness? I guess I thought the point of the review process was to screen out patently low-quality, agenda-driven, or frivolous submissions and from there let the open-source dynamic handle the accuracy problem. Knorlin (talk) 18:15, 26 September 2018 (UTC)
- Hi @Knorlin: - pending indications to the contrary I wouldn't say there's any reasons to remove the graphical portion. I am fairly confident that the only reason this hasn't been reviewed is because very few reviewers have the technical skill to assess it against our guidelines - normally articles that seems of a reasonably high quality are dealt with fairly quickly. You are certainly correct that 95% of the things removed by the AfC process are to remove drafts that fail those aspects. AfC has about 15 things to consider in the process, and I suspect it's less that it's felt this article fails any of them, more that reviewers are more unwilling to sign off on that if they aren't confident in interpreting the article (it makes explaining their justification, if we get challenged, somewhat harder!)
- I will have a look at it later tonight and see whether I am sufficiently confident to make a review - I'll let you know either way. If not, I'll also see if I can find a more qualified reviewer, otherwise I'll drop a few suggestions here. Nosebagbear (talk) 18:33, 26 September 2018 (UTC)
@Nosebagbear Thank you! I really appreciate your quick response and willingness to take another crack at this. Knorlin (talk) 18:44, 26 September 2018 (UTC)
- Hi @Knorlin: - I've reviewed it and accepted it: Congrats! It still needs to be patrolled before it's completely in (very rare for an AfC-passed article to be declined), but you can now search and find it in Wiki. And a much hastier addition of an article than I (just over 6 years!) so well done and cheers. I've marked it as Start quality for now - the content is of at least B quality, but sourcing method needs improvements. If i get some free time this week I'll both add the hyperlinks to the refs (I checked they were there in approvals) and reformat to meet Wiki's bizarre style. Nosebagbear (talk) 19:08, 26 September 2018 (UTC)
@Nosebagbear Wow, that was fast. Yes, I knew that source documentation was a weak point but decided not to sink any more time into it until I knew the article was considered acceptable. You're certainly not obliged to help with that, but of course if you feel like it--this is Wikipedia, after all! I will take a look at the improvement tips and see what I can do to up the quality, when I have a little free time. Thanks again!
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