[Foundation-l] Analysis of statistics

[Pavlo Shevelo]

People and/or folks :)

Would you  (several of you, starting from Milos) please, OH
 please stop playing with me in 'Straw man'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man) game!!!


> But still there is no really reason to think think we don't have
> plenty youngsters able to write science  and technology articles.

Did I say (or at least hint?) that there is no such youngsters???

It seems that it's high time to recollect backbone of arguing between
me and Milos:

1) Milos said - let's focus our 'recruitment' only on people within
15-24 years age limits.

2) I objected that our effort should be limited by so tight limits,
but I never (Never, NEVER) objected that people of 15-24 age are of
significant interest to recruitment (better to say *evengelisation*)
process.

On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 11:21 PM, geni<geniice at gmail.com> wrote:
> 2009/7/25 Pavlo Shevelo <pavlo.shevelo at gmail.com>:
>> Stewardship is (I'm simplifying) top level of adminship (sysopship).
>> So if we have 16 year old addmin (sysop) so it 's not big surprise to
>> see  19-year old steward.
>>
>> ... but what about articles on nuclear phisics or same
>> scientific/technology topic written by 19 year old guy/lady? ...
>> FA-grade articles if any?
>
> Sure. The 19 has a reasonable chance of being at a university that
> means they have access to reliant journals and at least some free
> time.
>
>
>> ... and let's discuss not exceptions but... mainstream.
>
> Then why are you talking about FAs? The mainstream are not FAs.
>
> But still there is no really reason to think think we don't have
> plenty youngsters able to write science  and technology articles.
> While people keep pretty quiet about ages on en I've certainly run
> across people at university or younger who work in those areas.
>
>
>
>
> --
> geni
>
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