Difference between revisions of "List of science writers and editors"
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| − | By popular demand, a list of people who are capable of [[editing]] [[science]]. This list is by no means comprehensive, nor are these people necessarily free to edit. Furthermore, someone being placed in one section doesn't mean | + | By popular demand, a list of people who are capable of [[editing]] [[science]]. This list is by no means comprehensive, nor are these people necessarily free to edit. Furthermore, someone being placed in one section doesn't mean they are incapable of editing other science subjects (for example, [[Matt Keller]] edited all of the science for [[ACF Regionals]] to critical acclaim). |
For the purposes of this list, one is considered '''Retired''' if they have not written or edited science in a number of years - several of these people are still active in the [[community]], with some still playing [[open]] sets. By contrast, '''Active''' people are still working on sets. | For the purposes of this list, one is considered '''Retired''' if they have not written or edited science in a number of years - several of these people are still active in the [[community]], with some still playing [[open]] sets. By contrast, '''Active''' people are still working on sets. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:51, 22 July 2022
By popular demand, a list of people who are capable of editing science. This list is by no means comprehensive, nor are these people necessarily free to edit. Furthermore, someone being placed in one section doesn't mean they are incapable of editing other science subjects (for example, Matt Keller edited all of the science for ACF Regionals to critical acclaim).
For the purposes of this list, one is considered Retired if they have not written or edited science in a number of years - several of these people are still active in the community, with some still playing open sets. By contrast, Active people are still working on sets.