"==One last (please oh please) poll== 

 Talk:Dwarf planet/Naming. Because an important option was left out of the last poll.    

 ==Proposed Ceres move== 
 Following the discussion and supermajority/consensus established on Talk: Dwarf planet/Naming there is a proposed move for 1 Ceres to be moved to Ceres (dwarf planet) on the Talk: 1 Ceres page. Those Eris editors who wish for a policy one way or another on the overall naming scheme for dwarf planets should participate there. Thanks.   

 ==Proposed Guideline== 
 Wikipedia:Naming conventions (astronomical_objects).  Now, I'm not saying we necessarily SHOULD use this - it's a proposed guideline, after all. But we probably should discuss it, since we are going against it. It seems to make a clear case for Pluto staying where it is. What about Ceres (one of its examples, though before the reorginisation) and Eris? Thoughts?    

 == September 2006 archive == 
 Older discussions have been moved to the September 2006 archive, up top.   

 == Featured Article? == 

 isn't it time to re-nominate this article to Featured Article status?   

 == Proposed symbols == 
 The one proposed in september 2005 in Poland . Plase list here the other proposed symbols.   
 : - svg format.   
 :It is most unlikely that the IAU will nominate a symbol for the object.  Such additions would be unfounded speculation.   
 :: http://www.zanestein.com/Trans-pluto.htm#UB313 - it would be nice if the IAU officially recognized symbols for the various planets and dwarf planets. Ofcourse, not that the IAU need do it... astologers invented on for Pluto they're quite happy with, ignoring the PL symbol. But, as IAUPAC gives symbols for elements, IAU should give a symbol to Eris.  
 ::If a symbol (or many symbols) become generally associated, we should probably mention it here.   
 :::That's unlikely to happen for a few decades: The symbols just aren't used much anymore, so there's no strong push to get one.    
 :::::Exactly. Astrologers are the only ones who routinely insert Eris into their charts, so they were in need for handy symbol. And so far only minority of them is doing this at all.   

 The Erisian/Discordian community has been pushing for ""The Five Fingered Hand Of Eris"" to become the official symbol of the planet Eris. Assorted online petitions have been started and the 'historical' symbol of the Erisian movement seems to be far more appropriate than the glyph referenced above from the Polish source. http://www.moldred.org/images/designs017.JPG shows the symbol as shown in The Principia Discordia.  
 

 The ""Apple of Eris/Apple of Discord"" symbol is, likewise (and unsurprisingly) advocated by Discordians and Erisians as a possible glyph for the dwarf planet. A completely unofficial variant of the apple-glyph can be found here: http://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/astrology/eris-glyph.php 
 

  
 The official symbol candidate is: http://www.suberic.net/~dmm/graphics/astro/img/big/Eris.png   
 I attempted to upload the public domain image, but got errors. 
 http://www.suberic.net/~dmm/graphics/moons/ shows the proposed symbols for both Eris and Dysnomia. 
 

 :As I said above, the IAU will not assign symbols to additional objects.   

 :Hello!  Those are the images I created.  I'm not sure my Dysnomia symbol is proposed by anyone but me.  Obviously none of these are worth adding to the article unless using Eris in astrology becomes much more widespread, and even then it would probably end up in a section of Astrology rather than here.  As for the Polish symbol, I've seen that symbol used to mean Earth, so it would be strange to have it suddenly refer to Eris.