User talk:Fred Salsbury: Difference between revisions

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I set up a preliminary chemistry workgroup and added you as an editor. Fred Salsbury 08:03, 21 November 2006 (CST)

Thanks Fred! --William Weaver 11:37, 21 November 2006 (CST)

Fred, should electronics be included in Physics Workgroup?--Versuri 16:56, 1 December 2006 (CST)

Dear Fred, thanks for your welcoming message. I am looking forward to making a useful contribution. Some questions:

Will there be photos at CZ articles? I notice that although text has been copied across from Wikipedia, photos have not, and there appears to be no upload facility. If there will be no photos, that's fine. But if there are going to be photos, could we please, please, have a coherent and comprehensible copyright policy (and preferably a more liberal one), unlike the incoherent mess at Wikipedia?
I have just replaced the existing Joseph Goebbels article with the new one I recently wrote for Wikipedia - the forking date for the Wikipedia version we are using seems to predate this. I have tagged the article as "live." Is this the correct procedure?
I see we have the same annoying text bug that Wikipedia has. When text is viewed at "medium" size on IE (I don't know about other browsers), the superscript footnotes disrupt the line spacing in a very ugly way. I was never able to find the right person at Wikpedia to get this fixed. How are such matters to be dealt with here?

Regards Adam Carr 11:38, 5 January 2007 (CST)

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 Fred, should [http://pilot.citizendium.org/wiki/CZ:High_priority_articles_for_pilot#Electronics electronics] be included in Physics Workgroup?--[[User:Rilson Versuri|Versuri]] 16:56, 1 December 2006 (CST)
+==Some questions==
+Dear Fred, thanks for your welcoming message. I am looking forward to making a useful contribution. Some questions:
+* Will there be photos at CZ articles? I notice that although text has been copied across from Wikipedia, photos have not, and there appears to be no upload facility. If there will be no photos, that's fine. But if there are going to be photos, could we please, please, have a coherent and comprehensible copyright policy (and preferably a more liberal one), unlike the incoherent mess at Wikipedia?
+* I have just replaced the existing [[Joseph Goebbels]] article with the new one I recently wrote for Wikipedia - the forking date for the Wikipedia version we are using seems to predate this. I have tagged the article as "live." Is this the correct procedure?
+* I see we have the same annoying text bug that Wikipedia has. When text is viewed at "medium" size on IE (I don't know about other browsers), the superscript footnotes disrupt the line spacing in a very ugly way. I was never able to find the right person at Wikpedia to get this fixed. How are such matters to be dealt with here?
+Regards [[User:Adam Carr|Adam Carr]] 11:38, 5 January 2007 (CST)