Talk:Earth systems model of intermediate complexity
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Overall, fair enough. Comments:
- Drop the (EMIC) from the title when moving it to article space.
- I'd drop "However, the degree to which higher resolution models improve accuracy rather than simply precision is contested" from the lede and bury it in the text somewhere.
- The hist dev is a bit weird, because it covers GCMs too much. It should split off later.
- The lede says carbon cycles were previously unincorporated, which is wrong. The main text admits that some GCMs include carbon cycle, which is right.
- You can't say a model has 2.5 dimensions without saying what that means.
- It seems odd not to mention stuff like running them over glacial cycles.