Talk:Interferometry
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Advice on re-organization
{{helpme}} Like others on this talk page, I found this article to be surprisingly lame considering the importance of the subject matter. The original article was written by people who were mainly interested in astronomical interferometry, and other applications of interferometry were sort of neglected. Most of the edits over the last few years have been timid additions and corrections compared with what the article really needed in terms of a rewrite. So I decided to try my hand at reorganization.
What I need is another set of eyeballs critiquing what I've done so far. Am I headed on the right path, or no? And what in tarnation should I do with the awful Interferometry#Imaging interferometry section? I shoved it to the rear, but should I really be splitting it out to its own separate article? Or should I merge it into Astronomical interferometer and let those guys deal with the mess? (not a very nice thing to do ...) Maybe I should just (shudder) delete it?
Also, I removed the "radio-astronomy" template at the bottom. This contributed to the article imbalance. Agree?
Thanks for the extra eyes, Stigmatella aurantiaca (talk) 18:29, 1 April 2012 (UTC)
| Text from Optical interferometry was copied into Interferometry with [486275711 this edit]. Optical interferometry now serves to provide attribution for that content in Interferometry and must not be deleted so long as Interferometry exists. For attribution and to access older versions of the copied text, please see this history; for its talk page, see Talk:Optical interferometry. |