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user:H.J. -- you MUST put the titles of the books you used. If those books are under copyright, you MUST put quotes around anything you've taken verbatim. If the books or articles are copyrighted, you can't do a "based on" article in the way you can with the 1911 encyclopedia, for example. This is really important for the wikipedia. These authors have every right to sue the hell out of people who use their work without following copyright law. Since wikipedia can be edited by anybody, it's also really important not to rely too much on copyighted works and incorporate those works into the site, because somebody else could very easily make changes that mess up the citations -- and then that could still be potentially harmful. Please go back over your work and do what's necessary to make this "bullet proof" JHK
( user:H.J.) Unless I quote a book, these articles are on internet, http://www.altavista.com
To Vicki Rosenzweig and JHK Based on , means I read it for info about people that I know from other sources, just often it is not in English. I have been literally translating many texts as they are written and then I get flak . It only makes it easier for me if I can find text in English. I never take substancial text, because that is usually way too long.
The text of one of the quoted sources for Johann Danticus is on UNESCO Publica, they state, that they promote a strong public domain ... world's literary heritage. Unesco is obviously the United Nations Org. I added that to the Ref. Is it better to state "References" or "Based on" or what ? user:H.J.
I notify that Encyclopedia Britannica says the year of deth of Rheticus is 1576.
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From the article:
From On the Shoulders of Giants ISBN 9780762413485, pages 5-6:
Right now the article is a little wrong. Rheticus did not oversee the printing. He was forced to leave Nurenberg. But I'd also like to know why. -- Sy / (talk) 03:42, 18 January 2009 (UTC)
Do you think it appropriate to add a link towards my locomat ( http://www.loria.fr/~roegel/locomat.html) collection of reconstructions of mathematical tables? It contains full analyses and reconstructions of Rheticus' tables. Roegel ( talk) 19:01, 11 December 2010 (UTC)
You can understand from here : http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/George_von_Rheticus that the portait is certainly a modern creation based on a portrait of King James I of England. Nothing to do with the real Rheticus, an nothing to do here imo. Przo ( talk) 07:40, 20 June 2012 (UTC)
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A play about Rheticus by John Barrow entitled New Universe opened this weekend in San Francisco. [1] [2] It was presented by the Left Coast Theatre Company as part of their anthology Queerstory: Forgotten Figures from Queer History. I debated whether to add this to the "In popular culture" section of the article but for now I'm merely suggesting it here on the talk page. The author and producers are not notable and, at the moment, only primary sources are available. Still, perhaps others might agree that this is a worthy addition to the article, so I have put it here for potential discussion. Thank you. -- GentlemanGhost (séance) 00:39, 7 August 2023 (UTC)