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Welcome to Wikipedia! I'm always excited to see new editors on history of science-related articles, especially (assuming your username is who you are) established scholars. Here is some of the boilerplate for new editors, some of which you might find useful:
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You might also be interested in the History of Science WikiProject, which is an attempt to coordinate work on anything remotely related to the history of science. Its a good place to get feedback from like-minded editors. User:Maestlin in particular might share some of your interests. I hope you find editing Wikipedia to be a rewarding experience.--ragesoss 18:14, 30 April 2006 (UTC)