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==Ideas for increasing Lunarpedia Contributors==
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*Ads in Moon Society publications?
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*Ads in NSS Publications such as Ad-Astra Magazine?
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*Ads in international space and astronomical society publications and other moon related projects?
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*Giving NewSpace companies the opportunity to write articles about themselves?
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*An article on Lunarpedia in Wikipedia?
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*Interview with SPACE.com?
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*A more eyecatching logo?
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Ideas Welcome!
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==Discussion==
 
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Revision as of 12:57, 8 January 2007

Ideas for increasing Lunarpedia Contributors

  • Ads in Moon Society publications?
  • Ads in NSS Publications such as Ad-Astra Magazine?
  • Ads in international space and astronomical society publications and other moon related projects?
  • Giving NewSpace companies the opportunity to write articles about themselves?
  • An article on Lunarpedia in Wikipedia?
  • Interview with SPACE.com?
  • A more eyecatching logo?

Ideas Welcome!

Discussion

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Greetings, Strangelv is on vacation for a few days, I expect he will contact you upon his return. Sorry for the delay. Seasons greetings and and best regards. (unsigned by User:Cfrjlr)

Imported along with the talk page. Note that it may not be meaningful to add them individually as work is in progress on a script to create feature articles in bulk (as in more than 9000 articles in one go). Obviously, you're more than welcome to help.
--Strangelv 18:47, 27 December 2006 (PST)

"Be happy to help. I'm new to editing though, and my html is rusty." How is your trigonometry? What is the area of a squarish section of the surface of a sphere between two latitudes and two longitudes, such as the approximate area of 7.5 to 22.5 N and 0 to 15 East? We also need to identify what square degrees are occupied by an arbitrary circle on the surface (so that we can identify algorithmically which squarish sectors may include a given Lunar feature) .
--Strangelv 08:23, 1 January 2007 (PST)