User talk:PageWizard

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Cheers, Cynic (talk)

LaTeX use
Fine work on your Omega and Theta notations - but a couple of guidelines ...

a) Try to keep all text outside of your "math" delimiters - I notice you tend to put "Suppose" inside the math which tries to render it as a mathematical symbol. Is there a specific reason for this BTW? (Ultimately what we need is a mathematical symbol for "Let" and "Suppose" to save us having to write it out each time, but then that would probably obscure meaning somewhat!)

b) When writing math symbols, e.g. $$\exists$$ and $$\in$$ and so on, if you enclose them in set braces, e.g. $${\exists}$$ and $${\in}$$ it reduces the spacing between them and the symbols flanking them - which is harder on the eye. One of our aims is a consistent look-and-feel, and while this is still evolving and subject to improvement, my view is that putting braces round symbols isn't something that needs to be done.

c) We're fussy about accents on names in our page names, viz. Bézout's Identity and so on, so be careful when searching the DB for matching entries on this sort of thing. Always check Category:Definitions to see a definition already exists, and the same for proofs as well except those might not be so easy to find.

d) Once you've entered something, expect it to be amended by someone who wants to tidy stuff up. It's usually merely a case of tidying up the presentation, but sometimes we will want to radically amend the content. We try to include the replaced work in comment delimiters in that situation. Other times we'll replace a page with a redirect to something that already exists.

e) The Logical Not issue - see the note in the Talk page Symbols talk:Logical Operators‎ explaining where we stand on this one. I note you've gone round in circles a bit with Cynic.

Keep up with the good work - one of my targets was to plough through Cormen etc: but I'm currently painstakingly inching my way towards a proof of Godel. This will take a little time ...