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Hi, I appreciate that you clearly are making this edit in good faith, and apparently even have a source. However, the point (no pun intended) remains that your source is either wrong in general, or was correct only as regards some very limited time period of type design and/or geographic area.
I am curious about which direction your source asserts the relationship goes? Is it (1) that the zero must be designed to be half an em wide? Or (2) that the em in each typeface is by definition the width of two zeros?
If the assertion is (1), then this can be disproved by simple observation. I can point out that while the zero in Times (New) Roman is half an em, that in Arial and Helvetica is not (in Arial, it is 1139/2048, or over 10% wider). Although digits in general are typically made all the same width, and that width was often half an em in metal, this was neither a requirement nor universal in metal type, and is much less common in digital type—it would be a quite small minority of recent typefaces that have this proportion, as virtually nobody who designs type today has heard of this supposed relationship (I had, but had forgotten it, and filed it away in my head as “QuarkXPress has this odd bug”). I just went and plucked a bunch of zeros from my drawer of 60-pt Columbus metal type (produced 1892, after the standardization of the Anglo-American point). When I put two of them together the block is noticeably wider than its height—as proved by putting a third zero at right angles to the first pair. I can take a picture if you like.
If the assertion is (2), then the facts just above cause a conflict between (2) and the rest of the article, which states that an em is by definition the same as the current point size. (An em square in metal type was a square with height and width equal to the current point size.) This definition of the em is a fundamental aspect of digital type technology, you cannot avoid it—it controls how type is rasterized ans scaled. See for example the TrueType/OpenType specification itself (
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I could add that I have repeatedly given sworn testimony as an expert witness under oath about this, most recently on Monday in New York City, in Strubel v Capital One. But I know direct personal expertise counts for nought on Wikipedia—one needs to cite sources.
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Where are you coming up with these equivalent terms? Walter Görlitz ( talk) 14:36, 23 January 2017 (UTC)
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I prefer the typographic quote marks, and I'm not going to revert you, but you should probably be aware that ascii quotes are recommended for WP. See MOS:QUOTEMARKS. Kendall-K1 ( talk) 13:43, 28 January 2015 (UTC)
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Hi, I appreciate that you clearly are making this edit in good faith, and apparently even have a source. However, the point (no pun intended) remains that your source is either wrong in general, or was correct only as regards some very limited time period of type design and/or geographic area.
I am curious about which direction your source asserts the relationship goes? Is it (1) that the zero must be designed to be half an em wide? Or (2) that the em in each typeface is by definition the width of two zeros?
If the assertion is (1), then this can be disproved by simple observation. I can point out that while the zero in Times (New) Roman is half an em, that in Arial and Helvetica is not (in Arial, it is 1139/2048, or over 10% wider). Although digits in general are typically made all the same width, and that width was often half an em in metal, this was neither a requirement nor universal in metal type, and is much less common in digital type—it would be a quite small minority of recent typefaces that have this proportion, as virtually nobody who designs type today has heard of this supposed relationship (I had, but had forgotten it, and filed it away in my head as “QuarkXPress has this odd bug”). I just went and plucked a bunch of zeros from my drawer of 60-pt Columbus metal type (produced 1892, after the standardization of the Anglo-American point). When I put two of them together the block is noticeably wider than its height—as proved by putting a third zero at right angles to the first pair. I can take a picture if you like.
If the assertion is (2), then the facts just above cause a conflict between (2) and the rest of the article, which states that an em is by definition the same as the current point size. (An em square in metal type was a square with height and width equal to the current point size.) This definition of the em is a fundamental aspect of digital type technology, you cannot avoid it—it controls how type is rasterized ans scaled. See for example the TrueType/OpenType specification itself (
https://www.microsoft.com/typography/otspec/TTCH01.htm), the discussion here:
http://typophile.com/node/48669 or my article about point size and the em square here:
http://www.thomasphinney.com/2011/03/point-size/.
I could add that I have repeatedly given sworn testimony as an expert witness under oath about this, most recently on Monday in New York City, in Strubel v Capital One. But I know direct personal expertise counts for nought on Wikipedia—one needs to cite sources.
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Hi Maggyero. I have just updated the parallel programming model article with some substantial revisions to improve clarity and referencing. You had however also made some changes at the same time. I have tried to merge your changes into the current version, but I did not keep the changes of 'process' to 'task'. I wanted to maintain the differentiation between a process, which is a sequence of actions, with a task which is the encapsulation of some behavior (i.e. component in the decomposition of an algorithm). I'm happy to discuss this though. JamieHanlon ( talk) 18:22, 22 November 2015 (UTC)
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Your assertion is obviously wrong. However, rather than continuing this idiotic edit war, I suggest you join me in discussion on the talk page; I have already started a thread there. You could, for example, try to demonstrate the incorrect claim that a perfectly good, non-technical definition of path graph actually means something else. You could even try responding to my explanations about why your preferred definition is not a good choice, something you have not done yet. -- JBL ( talk) 14:19, 22 January 2016 (UTC)
Hi, how to translate a English Wikipedia page to other languages... i need the 1st step, i.e, after translation... when i open the English page of the subject, then go to language option, it should show the new language.... how can i do it ?... Sagir Ahmed Msa ( talk) 00:00, 24 January 2016 (UTC)
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You seem to have removed that section from XML. Why? Tim Bray ( talk) 08:12, 14 August 2016 (UTC)
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Where are you coming up with these equivalent terms? Walter Görlitz ( talk) 14:36, 23 January 2017 (UTC)
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You have recently reverted my week’s work on the article Representational state transfer, claiming that they may violate copyright. This is not the case, as Roy Fielding states explicitly on the site hosting his doctoral dissertation ( https://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/faq.htm):
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You may have noticed that I have included a copyright statement of "All rights reserved" on all pages of this HTML edition. The purpose of that is to make it clear who owns the copyright (me) so that you don't go asking the University of California or UMI (the microfiche archive company) for the following permission.
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So could we restore my work?
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