Why is the Spanish version tacked onto the end of this article? Doesn't it belong in the Spanish version of Wikipedia? --Frecklefoot
- Yes, it does - I've removed the text again. For info the Spanish Wikipedia is at [1], I'd transfer the text there myself, but wouldn't have a clue what I was writing! -- sannse 14:44 May 13, 2003 (UTC)
I have spent many years using LOGO with students and I am obviously pleased that LOGO has got an entry, but I am worried that it written from the observers point of view rather than that of a participant. It falls into the trap of just mentioning Turtle graphics and nothing about the language its unique control structures, its IO subsystem, and its List processing power. There is no link to Brian Harveys seminal 3 volume work or George Mills MSWLogo (open source). There is no link to the LOGO list on Yahoo Groups etc-- all of which would be known to a participant.
I have written extensively on LOGO as I have discovered more and links to ythese articles are at http://www.rutter.uklinux.net/_sch/c03logo.html. I would suggest that some of the articles in the first column could be wikified and insetert as a top level in the article, embedding the work already present.
I would then present the URL to members of the LOGO list (some who are far more able than me) for comment, modification and addition.
Cooperatively yours
Clem Rutter Rochester, Kent
2 Dec 2003- As there were no negative comments, I have done what I suggested above.