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Turkic Atlas rests on named sources, and it grows. If you know a passage that bears on an article, a date worth revisiting, a book worth reading or a debate worth naming, leave it here. The editor reads every entry; what stands up goes into the articles, with the source it rests on.
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You sign in with an e-mail address and a code the book sends you; the book then gives you a name, one of the twelve animals of the year and a number, and that name stands over what you write. One entry a day. Say what you know and where it comes from: a source, an edition, a page. Entries are public; your address is not, and it is used for nothing but the code and the rule of one a day. The editor can close the book to an address or a connection that abuses it.
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