Reminder, OED SF citations

[rasffers, beware the followups]

Readers may remember postings from a couple of years back regarding the
Oxford English Dictionary's SF citation project.

It's apparently an ongoing project, webbed at <http://www.jessesword.com/>

I just submitted what is apparently the first SF citation
for "autochthones", referring to the indigenes of a planet or location.  I
found it in Drake and Wagner's 1985 _Killer_, but I'm sure I've heard it
earlier than that.  Could be Poul Anderson, since he's got a few,
like "sophont" and "biotechnician" and apparently "empathy".  In fact,
it's
in a 1913 Webster's.

Looking over the list a bit:

Tanstaafl:  First cite is Heinlein's in 1966, but there is an
earlier "tinstaafl" from 1952 in the journal "Ethics".  I seem to recall
the Republican party using it in 1980 or so.

Cyborg:  Heinlein got this one in 1966 also, but OED wants a cite
antedating
1960 for some reason.

Gafiate is in there, but I didn't see any "fiawol" or "fijagdh" (sp?)
(fandom is just a god-damned hobby).

Fugghead is apparently very fannish, as is ob (obligatory reference).

Scientifiction and stf are in different sections.

Android goes back to 1727; selenite to 1645.

There is no "unobtanium", "handwavium", or even "hand waving"

I am sure they want cites for all this, for everything on their lists, and
for more besides.