There is a new encyclopedia (or "wiki") of welding and gases terms online sponsored by the Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA). It's called GAWDAwiki.
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There is a new encyclopedia (or "wiki") of welding and gases terms online sponsored by the Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA). It's called GAWDAwiki.
Sorry, I don't "create accounts" to get public information.
steve
I think I smell Spam cooking ...................
No shit, Sherlock - me either!
Grant
I just looked at it briefly. Seems somewhat sparse so far, but then it's a WIKI
Wayne
welding and gases had written this in response to
Jeff
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To try your site, I entered "MAPP" just to see what would come out. There was a very short chemical description, the whole thing being totally useless if I was seeking useful information. A glossary of common terms is useful to some. I just don't see anything special about the site or the service, and needing to "register" and provide information puts it in another category for me. I don't have to put in an e mail address here to get the best information and help in the world. Why would I do that at your site? The fact that you have answered this so quickly tells me that you are watching this very closely for some reason.
YMMV.
Steve
Thank you, Grant. I haven't been called "Sherlock" since that blonde in London and the incident with the Meerschaum. But that's another story.
Steve
GAWDAwiki.http://www.gawdawiki.org/gwiki/index.php/Main_Page. I fail to see why you don't simply submit the same content to the main wiki site at
--Glenn Lyford
The registration function is so you can add information to the wiki. Mostly it helps us keep track of of who is adding what so we can get rid of "prank" listings quickly. Luckily, this hasn't been much of an issue.
I checked wikipedia for mapp...
Would kind of appear to be a duplication of effort, since Wikipedia already has some of the terms. However, since it will be welding related only, it might save you from weeding through alot of crap to find what you want. Wikipedia has over 3 million entries, including one on Bambi Woods, That's alot of stuff a welder does not need to seach through to find what he wants.
my .02
Thank You, Randy
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The registration function is so you can add information to the wiki. Mostly it helps us keep track of of who is adding what so we can get rid of "prank" listings quickly. Luckily, this hasn't been much of an issue.
Thank you for your time.
Right. So just come here and take the short cut.
Steve
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