files giving extended versions of sequences

[Joshua Zucker]

On 5/19/06, N. J. A. Sloane <njas at research.att.com> wrote:
> The "less terms" remark was intended as a joke!

I was going to suggest that if you had some sequences in need of fewer
terms, I would be happy to shorten them for you.

> Certainly once a sequence is in the OEIS then I like to
> get the full three lines.  Thanks Joshua for extending
> a large number of sequences in the past few weeks. This is greatly
> appreciated.

Glad to be of help!  It's been fun, and I'm happy to help repay some
of the fun I (and my students -- I teach grades 6-12) have had with
the OEIS.

> Franklin pointed out that we could use the "b000123.txt" files
> in cases where there are gaps in our knowledge.   That's an excellent
> idea.  But I'm not sure about the format in such cases.

I'd love that!  There are many sequences where I know some terms but
there are holes.  I'd love to be able to submit the later terms (not
just as a comment) and leave the holes for someone smarter to fill in.

--Joshua