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'''Community Wiki'''
'''Community Wiki'''


This wiki is a community resource for exploring, learning about, and sharing evidence-based post-detection research. The SETI Post-Detection Hub is based in Scotland, and yet this wiki is collective and intended as a planetary resource, committed to including research and networks from regions often underrepresented in SETI, such as the Global South.
'''This wiki connects research across disciplines, not limited to science alone, it includes anthropology, governance and law, ethics, technology, futures studies, disaster studies, Indigenous research, creative practice, and art-science. We welcome contributions on SETI post-detection, including reading materials, creative projects, links to research groups and networks.'''


'''We welcome contributions including reading materials, creative examples of SETI post-detection, research groups, and resources for all levels of interest.'''
This wiki is a community resource for exploring, learning about, and sharing evidence-based post-detection research. The intention is to celebrate foundational post-detection efforts and open up plural approaches to post-detection in the present. The shared bibliography, drawing on collective work with the aim of growing a rich section on SETI Post-Detection for Oman-Reagan et al's [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vd5llZrXOjKZSKZi9-_LWRERvKO4fQh59zPiRcXkJ3s/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.iijse61diydu SETI Primer].


The Shared Bibliography connects research across disciplines, including anthropology, governance, ethics, technology, futures studies, disaster studies, Indigenous research, creative practice, and art-science. Whilst the collective bibliography aims to grow a rich section on SETI Post-Detection for Oman-Reagan et al's [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vd5llZrXOjKZSKZi9-_LWRERvKO4fQh59zPiRcXkJ3s/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.iijse61diydu SETI Primer], this wiki is a living archive, and intended to widen access, encouraging a varied forum that supports all levels of post-detection research. The intention is to celebrate foundational post-detection efforts and open up plural approaches to post-detection in the present.
This wiki is also a living archive, and intended to widen access. The wiki is open, growing, and in process: reflecting the collaborative spirit of a wiki itself. The SETI Post-Detection Hub is based in Scotland, yet this wiki is intended as a planetary resource, committed to including research, networks and perspectives from regions often underrepresented in the Academy, such as the Global South.


The wiki is open, growing, and always in process, reflecting the collaborative spirit of a wiki itself. It is as a collaborative resource, not a fixed or definitive resource.  
It is as a collaborative resource, not a fixed or definitive resource. '''Missing something?''' You are warmly invited to add it: please share your references with the community and '''help this wiki grow'''.


'''Missing something?''' You are warmly invited to add it: please share your references with the community and '''help this wiki grow'''.
References can be added directly in individual [[Bibliography|bibliography]] pages, or added as references with their own unique pages (plus BibTeX) by following Step 2 in the [[HowToAddReferences|contribution guide]].
 
You are invited to either add references directly in the individual [[Bibliography|bibliography]] pages, or add references as unique pages with BibTeX by following Step 2 in the [[HowToAddReferences|contribution guide]].


== Getting started ==
== Getting started ==