Again I think it would be practical and realist to separate in great extent- classic LENR that has an excellent database, library, reviews from LENR+ enhanced heat excess. Needing its own strategy. I will publish today about the LENR + KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PROJECT Thanks to Mats and you all for the initiative. Peter.
On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 9:19 AM, Eric Walker <eric.wal...@gmail.com> wrote: > A wiki is an interesting idea for something like this. A challenge with > such a project is that opinionated folks are likely, through the force of > personality, to end up irremediably skewing the content towards their own > view of what's going on with LENR, and even what LENR supposedly is. I > have seen this happen in other cold-fusion wiki projects and in forums. As > far as I can tell, there is nothing to be done about it. > > Nonetheless it would be great if there were a wiki that became a > clearinghouse to which people carrying out actual experiments contribute > concrete details about their experiments. A very nice addition to such a > wiki would be a file store of experimental results -- csv files, data > dumps, etc -- which could be analyzed using statistical software. Perhaps > common protocols might gradually be sorted out, and the format of the data > would become more and more similar across different trials by different > experimenters, making it possible to do cross-comparisons. I think such a > site would be great even if the only contributors were hobbyists and not > big personalities in LENR circles. > > I do not think LENR will become the subject of regular meetups until it > breaks out of obscurity. > > Eric > > -- Dr. Peter Gluck Cluj, Romania http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com
