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Revision as of 10:30, 13 December 2009
Species-ID is dedicated to species descriptions and identification keys. It supports projects creating keys as well as projects creating species identification software. While general pages are dedicated to neutrality, authored pages may support their respective views in polite intercourse. Respecting each others opinion is an essential part of participating here. See also the Charter.
This site is community-owned and supported by a consortium of the following service sponsors (List and logos to come here) - What this means.
Despite using Wikipedia-like software this is not Wikipedia. Important differences are:
- You may create authored pages as well as fully collaborative pages
- You may publish primary data and original information here
- You may provide identification software for download
- While contributors may include professional scientists, students, and amateurs, we will not support anonymous access. Following custom of science, we also usually request your real name.
- See also Using Wikipedia and Wikispecies (which explains the benefits and constraints).
If you are interested in a collaboration, please go to login and request an account (there may be a delay of 1 day until you are confirmed).
This site endorses the Principles for Open Science of Science Commons by openly publishing scientific data and using Creative Commons Licenses where the analysis of data may result in copyrighted works.
See also a new "Naturwiki" for experimenting with German-language content.
