Hi Anne,
I totally agree with your assessment, the Amish/Mennonite sense seems to be far
more prominent from just a quick survey. I'm on my phone right now so I can't
move things around, but I support whoever does.
Kei
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There's a list of missing women scientists over at WikiProject Women Scientists
and another at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Dsp13/Biographical_Dictionary_of_Women_in_Science.
We are still missing a ton of women scientists, and they are usually perfect
candidates for DYK! (unsubtle plug
No, I'm 100% with you. It's not sexist to recognize that women are studied
separately, hell, we have a whole field dedicated to women and gender. I think
its incredibly helpful to have women in a separate category to assess our level
of coverage for women in that field; knowing where our
A friend and I did this a few weeks ago (without the wine, being underage and
whatnot)! We cooked an Indian feast and as everything simmered, we settled in
and wrote a couple articles together, one of which was a DYK a few days later.
It was so fun and we are making plans to collaborate again
