Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/EternalS Project
And, most of the articles created as a result of the offsite canvassing to promote these projects have a deeper problem than notability.  They are created by the proponents, and as such tend to be written in very "forward looking" and |promotional grant application bafflegab rather than |English.  They're full of grand unreferenced claims about what they |hope to achieve, but are |deliberately uninformative.  This one is typical of the genre:''EternalS creates the conditions for mutual awareness and cross-fertilization among the 4 ICT-Forever Yours - FET projects : LivingKnowledge, HATS, Connect and SecureChange. These projects are currently conducting research in key ICT areas: (i) automatic learning of systems capable of analysing knowledge and diversity with respect to their complex semantic interactions and evolution over time (e.g. diversity of opinions due to sequences of events), (ii) exploitation of formal methods for the design and networking of adaptive and evolving software systems, where security policies and fully connected environment represent fundamental properties of effective present and future systems. Thanks to the indirect participation of the above-mentioned projects, EternalS will actively involve many researchers from both academic and industrial world in its action. This will allow for (a) thoroughly studying eternal systems' dimensions such as diversity & time awareness and selfadaptation & evolution by automatic learning, in fields of relevance, i.e., Knowledge, Software, and Networked and Secure Systems; and (b) writing the roadmap for interesting and successful future emerging technology.''It all sounds grand and technical and complex, like they're proposing a grand unified theory of semantic security whatnot, but all I got out of it is that they hope to hold more meetings sometime in the future
— User:Ihcoyc, 14:34, 22 August 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NPOV||WP:UPE||WP:CRYSTALBALL||WP:NONSENSE (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)