Wolfenstein wiki oberkommando code#

I'm simply not sure where we should draw the lines of our library. should be stored here is a legitimate one. That is why I think the initial question of whether 'data' like math, cryptography, etc. We are trying to build an independant library, and we have to decide what such a library should (or should not) include. While our texts here at the 'modern' Wikisource can certainly still serve Wikipedia and the other projects, we are no longer just a source of data for them.

Someone could read an article on pi at Wikipedia, and 'pi to 10000 places' would be stored for reference at ps.wikipedia. If someone read an article on Mark Twain that mentions something from chapter ten of Huckleberry Finn, he could click on a link to the actual chapter and find it at Project Sourceberg. In other words, 'Project Sourceberg' was initially thought of as a repository not exactly of 'source texts' but of 'sources' for wikipedia articles. To understand how we got here, remember that this project started at ps. It seems to me that for the most part it won't be hard to agree on a pretty wide consensus, and once we do things will be clearer. Here are a few thoughts on the topic of what Wikisource includes, or should or shouldn't include. As I wrote earlier, I will be away for until the end of the week.

Wolfenstein wiki oberkommando code#

58 Pubishing commented source code of artistic computer virus.56 Proposed changes to Advertisement section.47 Self-published but yet peer reviewed original research? (2nd entry).45 Latter Day Saint Endowment Ceremony?.43 Self-published but yet peer reviewed original research?.

40 University Working Paper/discussion papers.

39 Not all pre-1923 works are in the public domain.

38 About the 'Works created after 1922' section.

35 what about something which was created both after 1922 and before 1923?.

26 What about when a wikisource editor wrote a peer reviewed dissertation.

12 Guidelines for numerical table precision.

9 Distinction between Wikibooks and Wikisource.

8 Not only math and source code, but also music, chess, diagrams, and more.

7 In support of inclusion of mathematical material-even in a broader sense.

4 Guidelines for mathematical data, formulas, and tables.

3 Mathematics has a right to be in Wikisource.

1 Math, various data, computer code, etc.