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Why does π-calculus have a page, but not Macro? From my POV, macros are more generally relevant to computer science. The real question I have is: why are these the articles that are deemed most relevant to computer science and not some others? --Andrew Eisenberg 02:30, 25 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I believe Kernel (computer science) should be listed here, but I'm not sure what the process for doing so is. Kernel is currently a good article, so listing it here is unlikely to mean a lot of work. With this in mind, how is the content of this list determined?