Just an announce for contributors, this is an idea about making a wiki on LENR... http://lenrnews.eu/?p=797
If some want to contribute, or even manage kindly... > Our Wiki “lenrwiki.eu” start with it’s first article “Cold Fusion”. > > The article is very incomplete, but the content is already very good. > > This is the kind work of”Gerit” who just says on “e-cat > World”<http://www.e-catworld.com/2012/09/announcement-about-the-believers-film/comment-page-1/#comment-68533> > : > > *I have compiled a list of “common misunderstandings” on the LENRwiki* > > *http://lenrwiki.eu/index.php?title=Cold_fusion* > > *Kindly have a look and improve, thanks.* > > Many thanks, and great hope that it can create a great emulation to > complete it and many articles. > > I would just ask contributors to avoid to present controversial data as > truth. Controversy should be clearly identified, either in a section (like > on Wikipedia when it works), or in a separate article where the > controversial subject is developped, with a clear statement of it’s > controversial status. > > The rule is also to give much references to data, papers, media. Wikipedia > of the old time might be a good model, when the rule was to include data > with references and state controversies clearly. Temporarily, or to help > follower to make things better, one could link to blogs or forums, until > someone restructurate the data to use mostly reference sources only. > > My vision is that we should make article : > > - For the scientists (Celani, , the labs (Spawar, SRI, ENEA, CEA > Grenoble, CNAM, NASA GRC) > - For the references sites (lenr-canr, NET, PESN) and actors (Jed > Rothwell, S Krivit, Sterling Allan…) > - For the great famous experiments, and the great saga (report 41, > Nasa GRC gas permeation & replications, Iwamura, F&P/Grenoble) > - For the corporations (Leonardo Corp, Brillouin Corp, Defkalion > GT,…), the entrepreneurs and executives (Rossi, Godes, Xanthoulis, > Charichristos, Proia…), the reactors(E-cat, hot-cat, Hyperion,…) > - For the theories (WL, Kim, Defkalion, Brillouin, TSC,…) > - Some engineering resources on satellite technology, like turbines, > thermo-electric generators, thermodynamic cycles, CHP, Grid, Smart-grid, > referencing Wikipedia mainstream data, and LENR specific data. > > I propose that we avoid the technology out of classic Hydride LENR scope, > like noble gas engines, cavitation… until we find good scientific papers > on those claimed machines… > > *We should chase one rabbit at a time*. > > Ready to start ? > > Just do it. >
