On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 10:39 PM, Jerry Bromenshenk <
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> This term is often misused.
>
> I concur.


> , I was one of the early pioneers of public research, but I didn't know it
> was going to be called "Citizen Science".
>

Neither do others in the world like some in Britain.
I happen to be listening very early this morning to an overnight broadcast
of the BBC.
In speaking about the public engaged in astronomy they called them Amateur
astronomers.

I believe I've triggered something with my question earlier on.

Great contributions at least one from a real Scientist,  but you forgot to
discuss dangling participles and subjective completions.

Time to move on.

Walter
littlewolfapiaries.com

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