[WikiEN-l] Serious problems with interlanguage links

[Jay Litwyn]

From: "Ian Woollard" <ian.woollard at gmail.com>
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> Interlanguage links are equivalence relations (at best.)
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I don't know. I tend to think that my redirection of "Zeigarnik Effect" to 
"Suspense" in English was a hearty recommendation to all languages. Heck, 
you can almost feel it in wikipedia with weight of all those plans you hav 
for articles that gets SUSPENDED for research you would like to do in old 
books that you can't find in your library anymore. My library has the option 
of e-mailing receipts for books I've taken out...YAY...now I can archive 
them, just in case it was more than ten years ago that I took the thing out, 
ay. There was, for instance, this absolutely dandy book on nutrients, and 
formatted in a way that might let me exclude Tin and Arsenic if I could just 
get estimated figures on probable and incidental exposure, then rule out 
benefits from other nutrients. I saw an absolutely crappy list of essential 
elements that included Uranium (Holy $#!+ of a Bull!).
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