Talk:Delta (situational awareness system)

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Page creation[edit]

I was reading the NYT article sources in the second edit, when I came across several paragraphs concerning Delta, but it was initially confusing to figure out who or what owned or created Delta. In particular, Delta System Inc. operates in this space, but isn't related.

My Google search came up with a fair number of links, and in combination with the NYT coverage, I thought there was enough material to justify a new page.

Well, there wasn't quite as much as I hoped by the time the dust settled, because so many of the links rehashed the same phishing incident.

But I still think the synthesis achieved from the two major sources is worth an article, even if it doesn't cross the bar with flying colours, as I first hoped.

In any case, I'll leave the matter for other editors to decide. I'm a tumbleweed with thousands of small edits; sometimes I make larger contributions, but soon I'm always moving along to new pages. Revise, refactor, reverse or expand as you see fit. — MaxEnt 17:22, 15 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]

On checking inbound links (newly created) I was surprised to find one I didn't create myself, defense industry of Ukraine, where exactly this title already existed as a red link, apparently with a direct Cyrillic transliteration, so I seemed to have guessed my title correctly. This has two cites, presumably in Ukrainian language, which were too opaque to me to promote here. — MaxEnt 17:57, 15 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]