I like that logo. I think that you should put the new
Wikipedia logo on the cover once it is chosen tomorrow.
That's a good idea!
There's nothing wrong with the organic chemistry book,
but don't you think it's a bit narcissistic to say that you have the best organic chemistry textbook on the web? I think you should change it to something like the best wiki-produced organic chemistry textbook, or aspires to be the best organic chemistry textbook on the web. There is probably a finished organic chemistry textbook on the web, sorry.
I disagree. I think you're trying to be NPOV which isn't really necessary on wikibooks. The title may be a bit grand at the moment but once it starts getting edited by a number of contributors it will soon become the best.
PS. Can you move your organic chemistry pages to the
Organic chemistry: namespace?
Have namespaces been definitely decided on as the way to go? Because I've been naming pages on GCSE science "foobar (GCSE science)".
Theresa
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KNOTT, T wrote:
I disagree. I think you're trying to be NPOV which isn't really necessary on wikibooks. The title may be a bit grand at the moment but once it starts getting edited by a number of contributors it will soon become the best.
Yes, NPOV *is* necessary on wikibooks.
--Jimbo
MIT's OpenCourseWare (OCW) is now up, with the first 500 courses. This is a wonderful resource that will continue to grow, and make a difference, worldwide. Our charge now is to do the same on the K-12 side. Let's make it happen!
Very Best, Sanford
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