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Duncan, In your latest edit you have again imposed your preferred style of reference list, for no obvious reason. I don't want to get into an edit war but please restore the original form of reference list, with the individual references listed in the "reflist" and only short inline refs in the text. My understanding is that the style of references and reflist established in an article should not be changed without good reason. Thanks. Pam D 11:27, 3 October 2020 (UTC)
As with other citation formats, articles should not undergo large-scale conversion between formats without consensus to do so.. There was no consensus to change the format of the reflist for this article. Pam D 11:33, 3 October 2020 (UTC)
The description at File:Professor Jennifer Doudna ForMemRS.jpg is confusing. Who should be credited for this photograph? You or The Royal Society? I have no doubts about the license, just want to clarify the credits. --- C& C ( Coffeeandcrumbs) 13:04, 7 October 2020 (UTC)
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Hi Duncan, thanks for this. They've since edited my edit. It's actually someone from Synairgen doing to edits. They want to link Stephen Holgates name on the Synairgen page to Stephen Holgates wiki page. Can you tell me how to do that so I can let them know and build rapport?
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I've corrected their mistake now Duncan.Hull ( talk) 22:46, 3 February 2022 (UTC)
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I am considering doing work on the various Articles relating to the Acorn range of computers. There is so much overlap with BBC BASIC / BBC Microcomputer / Archimedes / RISCOS so it is a bit difficult to know where to start.
In October I put a note on the BBC BASIC Talk page so I think I might start there and overlap to the BBC Microcomputer where appropriate.
I got a BBC model B with FDD for myself. I had gone to an evening presentation at Coventry University (as it now is) before the micro was available, but I no longer have my handout. Because I wanted to know more about how RISC worked I bought an A440 as soon as one was available.
In my UK employment I was very involved in operating systems (on a mini / mainframe) doing various development such as a LAN (in assembler) and beta-testing new releases of the OS. I did visit Manchester from time to time when I interviewed potential employees in the 'milk-round' system at the university.
Now in Australia. I did some intermittent contract work with the Acorn range in local schools. One of my customers phoned me for support and had worked out that the system had given 2.5 years fault free use! Alongside this I did some teaching at tertiary level here for a few years. Now retired. Unfortunately all my BBC model Bs & Masters (about 50) and various 2nd processors (6502, Z80, 32016) together with most hard copy manuals were lost in a bushfire. Also a few were setup as HDD econet file servers (I had to fix a software bug in Acorn's HDD format program).
I am left with my original A440 plus 7 other A4x0, 2*A4000, 2*A5000, Risc-PC 610 also StrongARM with Intel chip and Yellowstone HDD interface, plus assorted documentation (eg various PRMs, Level 4 Fileserver, ANSI-C also fair selection of BBC model B/Master stuff).
I have programmed in BBC BASIC, ANSI-C and assembler (6502 & ARM) both for myself and for schools.
The BBC BASIC Article is such a jumbled mess, it really needs almost a complete re-write. I would like to reduce the proportion on the built-in assembler (the heading is BBC BASIC after all) and version identification. Rather to push it more to the BBC TV involvement in setting the requirements and selection of Acorn and how this gave us BBC BASIC with its good design. At the time similar computers were going into schools in France, Netherlands and other countries, so the UK was not on its own.
My knowledge covers the Acorn period, not the later developments.
Your thoughts... BlueWren0123 ( talk) 11:42, 14 December 2023 (UTC)
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The description at File:Professor Jennifer Doudna ForMemRS.jpg is confusing. Who should be credited for this photograph? You or The Royal Society? I have no doubts about the license, just want to clarify the credits. --- C& C ( Coffeeandcrumbs) 13:04, 7 October 2020 (UTC)
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Hi Duncan, thanks for this. They've since edited my edit. It's actually someone from Synairgen doing to edits. They want to link Stephen Holgates name on the Synairgen page to Stephen Holgates wiki page. Can you tell me how to do that so I can let them know and build rapport?
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Hi Duncan
I am considering doing work on the various Articles relating to the Acorn range of computers. There is so much overlap with BBC BASIC / BBC Microcomputer / Archimedes / RISCOS so it is a bit difficult to know where to start.
In October I put a note on the BBC BASIC Talk page so I think I might start there and overlap to the BBC Microcomputer where appropriate.
I got a BBC model B with FDD for myself. I had gone to an evening presentation at Coventry University (as it now is) before the micro was available, but I no longer have my handout. Because I wanted to know more about how RISC worked I bought an A440 as soon as one was available.
In my UK employment I was very involved in operating systems (on a mini / mainframe) doing various development such as a LAN (in assembler) and beta-testing new releases of the OS. I did visit Manchester from time to time when I interviewed potential employees in the 'milk-round' system at the university.
Now in Australia. I did some intermittent contract work with the Acorn range in local schools. One of my customers phoned me for support and had worked out that the system had given 2.5 years fault free use! Alongside this I did some teaching at tertiary level here for a few years. Now retired. Unfortunately all my BBC model Bs & Masters (about 50) and various 2nd processors (6502, Z80, 32016) together with most hard copy manuals were lost in a bushfire. Also a few were setup as HDD econet file servers (I had to fix a software bug in Acorn's HDD format program).
I am left with my original A440 plus 7 other A4x0, 2*A4000, 2*A5000, Risc-PC 610 also StrongARM with Intel chip and Yellowstone HDD interface, plus assorted documentation (eg various PRMs, Level 4 Fileserver, ANSI-C also fair selection of BBC model B/Master stuff).
I have programmed in BBC BASIC, ANSI-C and assembler (6502 & ARM) both for myself and for schools.
The BBC BASIC Article is such a jumbled mess, it really needs almost a complete re-write. I would like to reduce the proportion on the built-in assembler (the heading is BBC BASIC after all) and version identification. Rather to push it more to the BBC TV involvement in setting the requirements and selection of Acorn and how this gave us BBC BASIC with its good design. At the time similar computers were going into schools in France, Netherlands and other countries, so the UK was not on its own.
My knowledge covers the Acorn period, not the later developments.
Your thoughts... BlueWren0123 ( talk) 11:42, 14 December 2023 (UTC)
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