Thanks John. I don't intend to criticise anyone on the basis of age. Yet,
to me, it seems quite problematic when someone who understands little or
nothing about the cultural specificity of some distant geography goes about
deleting with such speed.
Sometime back, a prominent scholar who contributed immensely to the Konkani
language (a small language in coastal western India) was being dismissed as
non-notable. The reason? (i) The language is still largely not digitised
and (ii) even if it was, it would not be searchable via Google-type search
engines.
FN
On 13 September 2016 at 22:34, John Jackson <strangetruther(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi Frederick -
I don't know how one can deal with it, but Wikipedia seems to be a gang of
ignorant youngster "editors" who not only know little about any specialist
subject but also nothing at all about how to deal with knowledge!
Cordially,
John V. Jackson
http://sciencepolice2010.wordpress.com
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