Talk:XtreemOS

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Discussion about deletion

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As the page has been restored, I restart a discussion page. I have no idea if any discussion was attempted before deletion. I expect now that tagging open source projects for deletion during summer ad deleting them SHOULD take into account a discussion anyway (if I understood deletion rules correctly). --Max-CCC (talk) 02:38, 1 October 2011 (UTC)Reply

I am glad you brought this page back, this OS is creating great tecknologies--Debianwiki (talk

Notability Tag

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I fail to grasp what is the notability criterion used in this case. As most of the EU ICT projects contribute to the open source base and scientific advances, and the information related is not present anywhere else in a structured way, in my opinion previous wikipedi apag with the list of FP6 and FP7 projects, and links to pages with a short, wikipedia compliant description of projects, it was much better than the current approach: a single page for all FP programs, with close to zero information, and all the project pages removed. Wikipedia pages for FP6 projects were providing unbiased information, thanks to the verification process of all the project pages, while now the reader is left with the project web sites (which are definitely biased) if still active, and a long list of project names which is of little use. Does notability mean in broad use right now? To take the reasoning to extremes, we should e.g. delete the page for windows95. --Max-CCC (talk) 02:57, 1 October 2011 (UTC)Reply

Primary sources Tag

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As in many fields of scientific research, the primary sources are the most concise and informative. They are considered reliable when they are subject to peer review and community scrutiny. As the page contained references officially published after peer review, and no advertising claim was made that the system was particularly good, bad or popular, I do not see the primary sources tag as justified. However I can look for secondary sources if someone explains me why should I do that. --Max-CCC (talk) 02:57, 1 October 2011 (UTC)Reply

  • That's easy and answers all of the above questions: see WP:GNG. This doesn't meet those guidelines, so given that you have undone the redirect, I'll now proceed with nominating this article for deletion. --Crusio (talk) 12:15, 1 October 2011 (UTC)Reply
That's no easy answer, I read the guidelines already and the page meets them. Please state why it is your definition of "primary source" that is ambiguous IMHO. Would you please state it? However, I'll switch the talk to the deletion page as it is where things happen now. --Max-CCC (talk) 00:53, 3 October 2011 (UTC)Reply
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