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:::I am sounding much more negative than I intended. [[E=mc²]] was a great contribution, and, what's more, it's so central to life, the universe and everything that Vicipaedia would look ridiculous without it! That ''was'' worth the effort; all major science belongs in Latin, of course it does. I was thinking of technical topics far lower down among the scale of what matters. There are some, among en:Wikipedia's 1,500,000, of which (I think) we are unlikely ever to have Latin equivalents. I'll give a couple of examples, then, from the "Latest changes" on Wikipedia: [[:en:Sheet metal gauges]]; [[:en:Nexus air card]].
:::I'm really just pondering on the issues posed here ... and meanwhile thinking of doing a couple of articles on comics (or ''bandes dessinées'', as my neighbours call them) ... <font face="Gill Sans">[[Usor:Andrew Dalby|A]]<font color="green">[[:en:User:Andrew Dalby|nd]]</font>'''[[:en:User Talk:Andrew Dalby|rew D]]'''<font color="green">[[:en:User:Andrew Dalby/Bibliography|alby]]</font></font> 16:50, 17 Ianuarii 2007 (UTC)
 
Re: "There are some, among en:Wikipedia's 1,500,000, of which (I think) we are unlikely ever to have Latin equivalents. I'll give a couple of examples, then, from the "Latest changes" on Wikipedia: [[:en:Sheet metal gauges]]."&mdash;Well, 'gold leaf' in my 18th-century dictionary is ''aurum bracteatum, foliaceum,'' vel ''in folia extensum.'' So pick one and you've got, say ''metallum bracteatum,'' and the gauges here are measures of thickness, so just copy the "Tabula Crassitudinis Metalli Bracteati" and you've got an article almost as complete as en:'s. Ha! [[Usor:IacobusAmor|IacobusAmor]] 03:48, 21 Ianuarii 2007 (UTC)
 
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