Wikipedia:Porting Vectorsite articles
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Greg Goebel has written a considerable number of articles (of encyclopedic quality) at his website: http://www.vectorsite.net/. He also publishes monthly newsletters on aviation technology and on general science and technology:
He has graciously put these writings in the public domain, and he was contacted personally to confirm that it would be OK to integrate these into Wikipedia. If you would like to 'port' an article of his to Wikipedia, you are encouraged to contact him as he might be able to provide updates and/or corrections.
This page will be used to track which documents and versions have been imported into Wikipedia.
Please put Template:Tl message into the articles based on Greg's in the Reference section.
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Imports
Done
- December 20th, 2001: P-47 Thunderbolt - version 1.1
- January 19th, 2002: P-38 Lightning - version 1.3
- February 25th, 2002 (or earlier): Plastic - version 1.0
- April 10th, 2002: Charles Ponzi - version 1.0.2 (it's unclear whether Greg was contacted about this import)
- April 11th, 2002: Fuzzy control system - version 1.2
- April 11th, 2002: Computer numbering formats - seems to be version 1.0.5
- April 12th, 2002: SETI - version 1.0.2
- April 12th, 2002: Aerobot - version 1.0
- April 15th, 2002: George Westinghouse - unknown
- April 15th, 2002: Hypersonic - unknown
- April 16th, 2002: Age of the Earth - unknown
- January 21th, 2003: Dassault Mirage III - version 2.1.0
- March 9th, 2003: B-47 Stratojet - version 2.0.0
- February 6, 2004: Short Sunderland
- February 8, 2004: T-37 - version 1.0.2
Initiated
Greg Goebel contacted
- <Put links to Greg's articles you've already laid your hands on. Don't forget your name.>
- June 21, 2004: SIGSALY, Bazeries cylinder, photos for Enigma machine - version 2.2.0
- June 22, 2004: M-209, Trench code
- July 18, 2004: Code (cryptography)
Planned
<Links to Greg's articles you feel you can handle in near future.>