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I reviewed the CAELinux article that I deleted. The article was written like an advertisement (simply a bullet list of features and links to the manufacturer's home page), and was unreferenced to any sources except the producer of the software itself. I understand that you are unconnected to the manufacturer, but the tone of the article was inappropriate for an encyclopedia. Try reading The Guide to Writing Your First Article perhaps to learn more about creating an encyclopedic article. Also, skim a few other articles about similar types of software. Perhaps that will give you some further idea about how to create a quality article for Wikipedia. If you only wish to create a short introduction so others can add to it later, you might want to review Wikipedia:Stub for more information. I hope that helps. Good luck, and if I can help you with anything else, please let me know. --Jayron32.talk.contribs05:02, 26 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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Images show many facets of math and physics which I treat as the same.
No explination or math to prove. Your images show defferintiation and integration. No math behind it and you're optics show color blind people.
Show your work. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 66.223.133.232 (talk) 11:56, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry, I do not understand what are you talking about. Taking care of your spelling and grammar might help with that. On the other hand, a lot of my images present the source code, allowing to repeat the images with some changing parameters quite easy. --Nicoguaro (talk) 14:28, 5 December 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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I would appreciate further information about the contents of the journal you pulled this data from.
1. What do the numbers mean? What units are we working with?
2. The chart says "per capita". Did the industry of UK in particular continue to grow past 1880, in absolute terms?
3. Did you design the chart yourself (as implied by the phrasing of this page) or was it, itself, ripped straight from Bairoch's journal? (English is not my first language.)84.250.78.225 (talk) 20:08, 14 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]
1. As stated in the image desctiption, the numbers mean relative per capita levels of industrialization in developed countries. The values are compared to the level of the United Kingdom at 1900.
2. I don't know, I suppose.
3. Yes, I made the chart. The code is available in the description page of the image.
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Thank you for your diagram relating stress and strain of low-carbon steel - see your diff. On the Talk page, a User has drawn attention to the fact that your new diagram shows Young's Modulus (the slope) as being "run/rise" but this is incorrect. The previous diagram showed it correctly as "rise/run". Also, in your new diagram "Modulus" is incorrectly spelled as "modulues".
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I see what happened... The original figure did have constant Gaussian curvature but the one I redid did not. I don't speak German, so I only replaced the old figure for the new one. I will try with the one that you mention. Nicoguaro (talk) 19:08, 11 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Thank you for the new figure. That was very fast. I have a question about your new figure (look at the German WP). Can you answer there (you can use English)? Then the discussion about this figure isn't split. .gs8 (talk) 09:59, 12 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]
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