Bjtaylor,
Welcome to Wiki. Using genetic algorithms to create art, with a web interface to provide the fitness function, is very cool. Using wiki to advertise sales for your prints, however, is not so cool.
Your external web page should say who you are and what your non-profit status is. You should explain where you got the idea to do this and who wrote the software you use.
I didn't revert your article, I just flagged it as advertising and as not citing it's sources (a link to an anonymous web page is not a source). I removed the link at Genetic_algorithm to your Theartproblem, but you can put it back after you fix up your article, which might best be done by fixing up your web page.
You are doing something potentially fun...and potentially profitable. If it's profitable, buy advertising like any other business. If it's non-profit, get credentials, at least some academic affiliation.
Good luck Pete St.John 14:38, 5 April 2007 (UTC)
Bjtaylor,
Welcome to Wiki. Using genetic algorithms to create art, with a web interface to provide the fitness function, is very cool. Using wiki to advertise sales for your prints, however, is not so cool.
Your external web page should say who you are and what your non-profit status is. You should explain where you got the idea to do this and who wrote the software you use.
I didn't revert your article, I just flagged it as advertising and as not citing it's sources (a link to an anonymous web page is not a source). I removed the link at Genetic_algorithm to your Theartproblem, but you can put it back after you fix up your article, which might best be done by fixing up your web page.
You are doing something potentially fun...and potentially profitable. If it's profitable, buy advertising like any other business. If it's non-profit, get credentials, at least some academic affiliation.
Good luck Pete St.John 14:38, 5 April 2007 (UTC)