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Jonathan Busby · (This post was last modified: 06-17-2020 07:57 PM by Jonathan Busby.)

(06-16-2020 11:03 PM)pinkman Wrote: The URL of this thread is already one, since Cyrille is well know in the HP calc spheres. Enough for the Wikipedia policy?

I don't make or control Wikipedia's rules, so there's no need to get testy Smile

-- I'm not being smug or anything; I'm just stating a fact Smile

The admins on Wikipedia might take Cyrille's statements as "original research", which is a big no-no on Wikipedia. Also, it might look like a conflict of interest on my part ( see here ).

The Wikipedia article rules regarding sources are listed below :

Thank you very much Cyrille for the information Smile

If you could put it into an article form and post it to the articles section then I'd be very appreciative Smile

I could also create an article on your behalf if you would sign it to give it your seal of approval for the purposes of Wikipedia's verifiability guidelines Smile

If I understand what you wrote correctly, the 8MHz "New-Yorke" chip actually *did* make it to silicon, but there were problems with yields and quality. Is that correct?

Thanks again,

Regards,

Jonathan