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Aleka,<br><br>
IBPSA-Germany is working on a world-wide simulation Wiki ... Dru just
distributed the URL for it
(<a href="http://129.187.44.165/index.php/Simupedia/en">
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http://129.187.44.165/index.php/Simupedia/en</a></font>)<br><br>
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I think a forum would serve a different purpose ... quick, informal
user-user and user-vendor communication. Some of the forum material
could get boiled down and added to Simupedia.<br><br>
Chip Barnaby<br><br>
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At 10:52 AM 9/26/2007, Aleka Pappas wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">I think Peter is on to
something. As much as my heart goes out to eQuest, sometimes it's a
bit too much information to weed through. At an IBPSA meeting last
year some people were talking about creating a wiki for building
simulation, similar to Wikipedia. Has anyone thought more about
this? It would make all the information that we're gathering
through this list serve much easier for everyone to access. <br><br>
Aleka </blockquote>
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