Let's remove a link.

[Antti Karttunen]

Leonard Smiley wrote:
> 
> seqfans:
> 
> In entry A002375 (a relatively important one) , the second "link" field
> reads:
> 
> 'A web site with a lot of information about this problem'
> 
> If the link is followed, one finds a claim of an 11 page, discursive
> proof of the classical Goldbach conjecture. (!??!)
> 
> http://web.singnet.com.sg/~huens/#item2
> 


Note how he can solve the Goldbach Conjecture, but couldn't find a proof for this "conjecture"
(quoted from the same page):

  Late findings: Lately the author discovered that other than the integer of 4,
  the centre-values of twin prime pairs are always divisible by 6. The centre-value
  is defined as any composite integer sandwiched between a twin-prime pair. This
  is a conjecture which is still awaiting proof. Would you care to try?


By "centre-value" he thus means the average.
I already sent him two months ago an explanation (well, a proof) why it is so,
after which we had a very unfruitful discussion.


> I don't really think this enhances the value of the EIS .
> 
> Agree? Disagree?
> 


Well, one might change the text of link from
"A web site with a lot of information about this problem"
to
"A web site with a lot of speculation about this problem (take with an extra-large grain of salt)"



> Len Smiley, University of Alaska Anchorage, USA


Terveisin,

Antti Karttunen