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External links and general scope
Hi, I've two questions about the draft.
- There are quite a few external links in the 'Scientific committees' section; is this common practice in the English Wikipedia? It seemed unfamiliar to me (I use the German Wikipedia more often than the English one).
- And I think the draft reads almost like an academic CV with a long list of positions, awards, etc. The encyclopedic information I would be looking for as a user would be the stuff in the 'research lines' section. Maybe that could be the bulk of the article? Just my two cents. 2001:16B8:BC53:D700:71B2:52F0:5396:43E0 (talk) 00:15, 18 April 2025 (UTC)[reply]