Talk:Submission rules - Revision history

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2022-08-24T13:11:22Z

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	~~An alternative (or addition) to submitting html files, could be to submit txt2tags source code ( http://txt2tags.org ).~~
	~~It is plain text, compiles to html and mediawiki and is easier than html. - C. Himpe~~

	The usage of html is a relic from the process of copying of the submission rules (in large parts) from the Oberwolfach Collection that should have disappeared long ago anyway. The submission should imho be wikitext since that is what we want. - J. Saak

	~~Even better. +1 - C. Himpe~~

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	~~The submission rules should require the submitting author of benchmarks to assign a (open?) license to associated data, i.e. matrices. - C. Himpe~~

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	~~The naming scheme section should actually refer to the list in [[Models]] rather than listing a selection of what is there. - J. Saak~~

Saak at 20:27, 24 March 2022

2022-03-24T20:27:26Z

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	The submission rules should require the submitting author of benchmarks to assign a (open?) license to associated data, i.e. matrices. - C. Himpe		The submission rules should require the submitting author of benchmarks to assign a (open?) license to associated data, i.e. matrices. - C. Himpe

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			The naming scheme section should actually refer to the list in [[Models]] rather than listing a selection of what is there. - J. Saak

Himpe at 09:14, 26 March 2013

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	Even better. +1 - C. Himpe		Even better. +1 - C. Himpe

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	The submission rules should require the submitting author of benchmarks to assign a (open?) license to associated data, i.e. matrices. - C. Himpe		The submission rules should require the submitting author of benchmarks to assign a (open?) license to associated data, i.e. matrices. - C. Himpe

Himpe at 09:12, 26 March 2013

2013-03-26T09:12:50Z

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	Even better. +1 - C. Himpe		Even better. +1 - C. Himpe

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			The submission rules should require the submitting author of benchmarks to assign a (open?) license to associated data, i.e. matrices. - C. Himpe

Himpe at 08:39, 26 March 2013

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	An alternative (or addition) to submitting html files, could be to submit txt2tags source code ( http://txt2tags.org ).		An alternative (or addition) to submitting html files, could be to submit txt2tags source code ( http://txt2tags.org ).
	It is plain text, compiles to html and mediawiki and is easier than html.		It is plain text, compiles to html and mediawiki and is easier than html. - C. Himpe

	The usage of html is a relic from the process of copying of the submission rules (in large parts) from the Oberwolfach Collection that should have disappeared long ago anyway. The submission should imho be wikitext since that is what we want. - J. Saak		The usage of html is a relic from the process of copying of the submission rules (in large parts) from the Oberwolfach Collection that should have disappeared long ago anyway. The submission should imho be wikitext since that is what we want. - J. Saak

			Even better. +1 - C. Himpe

Saak at 12:56, 25 March 2013

2013-03-25T12:56:01Z

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	An alternative (or addition) to submitting html files, could be to submit txt2tags source code ( http://txt2tags.org ).		An alternative (or addition) to submitting html files, could be to submit txt2tags source code ( http://txt2tags.org ).
	It is plain text, compiles to html and mediawiki and is easier than html.		It is plain text, compiles to html and mediawiki and is easier than html.

			The usage of html is a relic from the process of copying of the submission rules (in large parts) from the Oberwolfach Collection that should have disappeared long ago anyway. The submission should imho be wikitext since that is what we want. - J. Saak

Himpe: txt2tags for submissions

2013-03-25T12:44:38Z

txt2tags for submissions

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An alternative (or addition) to submitting html files, could be to submit txt2tags source code ( http://txt2tags.org ).
It is plain text, compiles to html and mediawiki and is easier than html.