16-04-2024, 06:11 PM
(16-04-2024, 04:54 PM)asteckley wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. While who is or isn't an expert is entirely subjective, I can think of several very reasonable criteria:
* substantial experience dealing directly with the topic
* knowledgeable on the broad set of facts about the topic and on the history of activity on it
* a depth and breadth of applied research on the topic
* active participation in discussions with the community of researchers around the topic
* a considered opinion on specific aspects of the topic
* a continual accumulation of information about the topic.
By these standards, there are plenty of Voynich experts.
Well asteckley, thanks for the mention, and I do like your above list. I would also think it is a very good overview of what I would consider an expert on any topic, including this one.
Rich

