Difference between revisions of "Talk:Wiki Editing Rules/Units of measurement"
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| − | I believe the unit "u" that we've been using for ship | + | I believe the unit "u" that we've been using for ship power cores and energy requirements should be included, as it makes energy amounts easier to work with than an unitless number on [[Starflier|ship pages]] when you need to show energy usage per unit of time. I personally don't think "u" should be used in any other context, though, just like we do it now - it doesn't add any extra informational value by itself. - [[User:Space|Space]] <sup>[[User talk:Space|(talk)]]</sup> 20:28, 18 November 2012 (CET) |
Latest revision as of 19:29, 18 November 2012
| Unit of measurement | Definition(s) | Unit symbol(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Angles | Degrees | deg, ° |
| Angular velocity | Degrees per second | deg/s, °/s |
| Distance | meters | m |
| Distance (geographical) | K, meters | K, m |
| Velocity | meters per second | m/s |
| Energy (ship power cores) | Energy | u |
| Energy usage (equipment) | Energy per second | u/s |
Suggestion for standard units of measurement on the Wiki
Have I missed any important ones?
I believe the unit "u" that we've been using for ship power cores and energy requirements should be included, as it makes energy amounts easier to work with than an unitless number on ship pages when you need to show energy usage per unit of time. I personally don't think "u" should be used in any other context, though, just like we do it now - it doesn't add any extra informational value by itself. - Space (talk) 20:28, 18 November 2012 (CET)
