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== Why I’m here ==
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May also be able to contribute to computing history, computer science, simulation, design and typeface history, music, culture and New Zealand-related topics. May also consider general edits relating to geoscience (particularly improving the integration of NZ geology and Zealandia related topics into big picture articles).
== Potential Summer Projects ==▼
- Try to link to more detailed pathways in the encyclopedia about the critical and cultural impact of symbols▼
- Improvements to consistency, structure and ▼
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- Discussion of the cultural impact of the Sharp computers and how they ended up in the standard, the conclusion/wrap up of the symbols for legacy computing work (argument around why they consider this a finite work, and believe they have encoded an appropriate majority of relevant legacy symbols that ended up on keyboards and file interchange formats in the 70s and 80s)▼
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- Look for primary sources in media and academic publishing around Unicode, text mode art, the work of the consortium, how codepoints are used, corporate private use area case studies▼
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- Find any possible documentation of links to 1990s and early 2000s graphic design aesthetics▼
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- Assess whether there is any Y2K aesthetic bullshit on here that is misaggregating history and propose cleanups▼
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