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thanks
r e b
you are a real geometer and a friend not a child!
keep up your editing work on Zariski surfaces
e mail me if you wish to get into research
best
piotrek blass
www.pblass.com
Dear Editors and Readers I spent several hours carefully creating a complete description of the theory. This has been reversed. Could someone instruct me how to arbitrate/appeal/reverse such activity. I am the creator of the theory of Zariski surfaces and perhaps have some expertise here. I have authored a major book on the subject. Thank you in advance. Dr Piotr Blass
- If you click on the "history" tab at the top of the page it gives you access to all previous versions of the page. You can avoid arguments with other users over the content by making sure that all the information you put in is verifiable (see Wikipedia:Verifiability for details); this means roughly that you need to supply published references for everything you say in the "references" section. The best way to resolve disagreements about content of this article is to discuss them on this talk page. R.e.b. 16:12, 10 September 2006 (UTC)
- And for information about reverting to a previous version, see Help:Reverting. R.e.b. 17:06, 10 September 2006 (UTC)