CZ:Approval Announcements

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Current nominations

Approval Announcements

Current page

2007, 2008, 2009

The following article(s) are currently nominated for approval:

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December 2010

A new version of World of Warcraft has been approved.

November 2010

Oxytocin has been approved.

Acid rain has been approved.

October 2010

Schröder-Bernstein property has been approved.

Schröder-Bernstein theorem has been approved.

August 2010

(CC) Diagram: Boris Tsirelson
Every point F on the line DE belongs to the plane through given points A, B and C, provided that D belongs to AB, E belongs to BC, and D, E do not coincide with B.

Explosives has been approved.

Catalytic reforming has been approved.

Petroleum naphtha has been approved.

Plane (geometry) has been approved.

Jet Set Willy has been approved.

Cryptanalysis has been approved.

July 2010

Ellipse has been approved.

Domain Name System has been approved.

(FU) Image: Blizzard Entertainment
The MMORPG World of Warcraft.

World of Warcraft has been approved.

June 2010

Cypherpunk has been approved.

L. J. Hanifan has been approved.

Kamehameha I has been approved.

Arthur J. Altmeyer has been approved.

Edwin E. Witte has been approved.

A new version of Richard Hofstadter has been approved.

Doom (video game) has been approved.

Social capital has been approved.

(CC) Image: Dongyi Liu
Gateway of Scarborough Castle and surrounding walls before the North Bay.

Great Siege of Scarborough Castle‎ has been approved.

Kerckhoffs' Principle has been approved.

May 2010

(PD) Photo: U.S. Government
Automobiles for personal use are the largest consumers of gasoline.

Line (geometry) has been approved.

Set theory has been approved.

A new version of Gasoline has been approved.

Cryptography has been approved.

Covariance has been approved.

Geometric sequence has been approved.

Countable set has been approved.

Neighbourhood (topology) has been approved.

April 2010

(PD) Photo: U.S. Geological Survey / Andrew Silver
Anthracite coal (American 25 cent coin shown for scale).

Coal has been approved.

Conventional coal-fired power plant has been approved.

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