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Something for everyone to think about. When we do articles on real planets like [[Earth]] or [[Mars]], real stars like [[Alpha Centauri]] or [[Mimosa]], real galaxies like [[Andromeda]], or other real locations such as [[London]] or [[Loch Ness]], do we give only information as mentioned in or pertaining to the stories, or do we do as [http://www.memory-alpha.org/en/index.php/Main_Page Memory Alpha] does and also give the sort of real information one would find in a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia] article on these places? --[[User:Freethinker1of1|Freethinker1of1]] 14:11, 23 Feb 2005 (GMT) | Something for everyone to think about. When we do articles on real planets like [[Earth]] or [[Mars]], real stars like [[Alpha Centauri]] or [[Mimosa]], real galaxies like [[Andromeda]], or other real locations such as [[London]] or [[Loch Ness]], do we give only information as mentioned in or pertaining to the stories, or do we do as [http://www.memory-alpha.org/en/index.php/Main_Page Memory Alpha] does and also give the sort of real information one would find in a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia] article on these places? --[[User:Freethinker1of1|Freethinker1of1]] 14:11, 23 Feb 2005 (GMT) | ||
I do not feel strongly about it either way. I think we have enough work ahead of us without having to add real world information and making sure that it stays consistent with facts in the new series. Links to real world information could work. | |||
This relates to a matter I had pondered. For the Sol System do we add information on planets and moons not mentioned in the series? | |||
Several planets in our system never even got a mention as far as I know. Mercury, for instance, and just about all of the moons. And it always bothered me that in the original series Earth's moon always got referred to "the Moon" and never ever as Luna, the correct scientific designation even as late as the 26th century. | |||
