User talk:Reportingsjr

April 2007

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units

Hi, you seem to have made some wrong edits on g-force... the unit of acceleration is m/s² (meters per second squared) or m s^-2 (meters times seconds to the minus two), NOT m/s^-2 (meters per second to the minus two). Do you agree? If so, would you mind changing it back? (If someone else hasn't already.) Thank you! :-) --Steve (talk) 21:54, 20 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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re: Skylab

Hi, I reverted the edit you made to Skylab. Your edits changed the established order of units in the infobox and lead section from imperial (followed by metric) to metric (followed by imperial). Per MOS:UNITS, In non-scientific articles with strong ties to the United States, the primary units are US customary (pounds, miles, feet, inches, etc.)

Note that the article also has the hatnote {{Use American English}}, which also helps establish the American MOS:TIES of the article. — sbb (talk) 21:01, 30 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

@Sbb: Hi sbb! I would strongly not consider the Skylab article to be non-scientific, considering the topic is a scientific space laboratory developed by NASA. Additionally, the source material for the updated details in the infobox is all provided in metric from the source material and are all more accurate than the old information that was in there. Per MOS:UNITS, In all other articles, the primary units chosen will be SI units, non-SI units officially accepted for use with the SI, or such other units as are conventional in reliable-source discussions of the article topic (such as revolutions per minute (rpm) for rotational speed, hands for heights of horses, etc.). As such I think it is most appropriate as a scientific article with source material from NASA in metric that the units be changed, and the information be corrected to the more accurate numbers. Unless you have further concerns, I am of the opinion that the revert should be reverted. Reportingsjr (talk) 00:19, 31 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]

@Reportingsjr: The Skylab article is not really substantially different from, say, Apollo 11 through Apollo 17. The Apollo 11 article is written imperial (metric), whereas Apollo 17 is written metric (imperial). Neither they, nor Skylab, are particularly "scientific" articles as much as they are historical documentation articles.

Regarding source material containing metric information, that can easily be used and incorporated into the article and still retain 'imperial (metric)' ordering with the {{convert}} template using the |order=flip parameter: {{convert|76,540|kg|lb|order=flip}} yields: 168,740 pounds (76,540 kg).

In general, MOS:RETAIN seems to be the over-arching principle here. It has been written and edited for a long time in an existing style, and it is incumbent upon editors to retain existing styles (such as citation/reference style, English variation, number and unit styles, etc.). If you still wish to change the article to 'metric (imperial)' style, please open a section on Skylab's talk page, so that other editors can chime in. — sbb (talk) 00:55, 1 January 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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