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Ciao to all Earth scientists!

I am here inviting you (I mean YOU, whatever the reason you have to be here) to use this talk page for any general purposes about Earth Sciences. This includes:

  • Requests of help (e.g. you are writing about a country and you want the Geology to be checked out by us)
  • Requests of articles from this workgroup
  • Discussion of general issues, e.g., which are the priorities in Earth Science
  • Proposals of Earth Science articles for approval, article of the week or other initiatives
  • Requests to the editors as a group (queries to single editors can always been posted at our personal talk pages)

There are other ways to communicate, i.e., the forum and a mailing list, but I prefer this talk page, which is in my watchlist of course. Cheers! --Nereo Preto 04:35, 6 October 2007 (CDT)

Glacier

I see what you mean about it not showing up in the category. Still not there. I noticed this the other day when i added the ToApprove template to some articles and they also did not appear in the ToApprove category for several hours. I can only assume that the categories are not updating themselves. Which is strange, in other wiki's they show up immediately. It is possible that after adding the new software last weekend there was a setting that is now wrong? This bug does need to be fixed though. Chris Day (talk) 06:22, 6 October 2007 (CDT)

Drought?

Well, here I am, Nereo--weighing in so that you're not sitting here talking to yourself.

I wrote (a very little) about drought during the October write-a-thon and I put it in category:Earth Sciences.

It's not showing up. So I guess the first question is, does drought belong in earth science in the first place?

Second, are there any other non-specialist areas where I could help with a layman's draft? I mean, I think that most earth science topics require too much knowledge for non-scientists to be able to write about them, but if there are some general topics where I could be of assistance, I'll help out as time permits.

Aleta Curry 17:37, 6 October 2007 (CDT)