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== "Brief Histories" outside the scope of this article? ==
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::I see, you are using the HOPL page as a public workspace, which will eventually be cleaned up. I'm fine with that, but I worry that some other wikipedian might come along and wipe it, citing [[WP:NOT#WEBSPACE]]. You might want to use a different public wiki for this task. One possibility is [[WikiWikiWeb]], since one of its interests is the [[c2:InformalHistoryOfProgrammingIdeas]]. --[[User:IanOsgood|IanOsgood]] 20:51, 23 January 2007 (UTC)
* It would certainly be reasonable to "clean up" the page after the conference (incorporating the historical material into the indicated Wikipedia page), but one might also consider an overview of the genres/paradigms covered in the conference to be a good piece of background material for the understanding of HOPL. In fact, our conference historian has indicated that the overviews of the genres may be more than just a convenience, but necessary to full appreciation of the detailed material in the individual papers. We certainly do not want to misuse Wikipedia in any sense, but we hoped that this in depth capture of community's history could serve a double purpose - both explaining what happened during the period HOPL III covers and an encylopaedia-like depth that could only happen on Wikipedia.--[[User:N2cjn|n2cjn]]
* It seems as if there is no more discussion regarding merger at this time. Can we remove the link on the main page? --[[User:N2cjn|n2cjn]]
* Note that the "Brief Histories" are referenced from the HOPL III page [http://research.ihost.com/hopl/] [[User:Bertrand Meyer|B-Meyer]] 13:41, 10 June 2007 (UTC).
* On April 8, 2008 The entire section on the entire overview of history of individual paradigms ("Brief Histories") was dropped by a user with no discussion at all. This did not represent an article from the conference (as the user supposed), but rather an attempt by the HOPL community to build some context for the specific languages presented in HOPL III. Given the amount of work that went into that section, by the community, it would have been appreciated if that material had been moved elsewhere (as described above in the discussion page) or perhaps having been flagged for further discussion here. --[[User:N2cjn|n2cjn]] 20 April 2008.
== Self-description ==
I came across this page and its "Brief Histories" while preparing for a panel session at HOPL III. The OO languages section had an error: it stated that Eiffel was not described at the first OOPSLA. In fact it was, although the paper, ''Genericity versus Inheritance'', did not include the word "Eiffel" in its title. With some trepidation since my previous attempt to edit Eiffel-related material on Wikipedia led to criticism, I have made the correction, since it is appropriate to correct a factual error whether or not one is involved in the subject matter. [[User:Bertrand Meyer|B-Meyer]] 13:41, 10 June 2007 (UTC)
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