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:::::Per the talk page some of what you added was unreferenced. Other bits were based on really old sources. [[User:Doc James|<span style="color:#0000f1">'''Doc James'''</span>]] ([[User talk:Doc James|talk]] · [[Special:Contributions/Doc James|contribs]] · [[Special:EmailUser/Doc James|email]]) 04:51, 20 June 2018 (UTC) |
:::::Per the talk page some of what you added was unreferenced. Other bits were based on really old sources. [[User:Doc James|<span style="color:#0000f1">'''Doc James'''</span>]] ([[User talk:Doc James|talk]] · [[Special:Contributions/Doc James|contribs]] · [[Special:EmailUser/Doc James|email]]) 04:51, 20 June 2018 (UTC) |
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== From {{__Datinlt01__}} Dear Doc James you cannot hurl accusations of a paid editors for Angelique Rockas when there is no need for proving what was produced. If you are way on holiday have you read the material? Making accusations of payment constiture libel. == |
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Making accusations of payment constiture libel. |
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Regarding the "menopause" articleI see that you have reverted my addition to the "menopause" article regarding the prospective treatment of menopause using platelet-rich plasma. Could you please clarify to me exactly what was wrong with the section per WP:MEDRS? I am afraid that I am not particularly familiar with that particular guideline, as I rarely edit medical articles except for minor grammatical and formatting changes and corrections. To the best of my knowledge, the New Scientist magazine, while not a medical journal or textbook, is a fairly reliable secondary source that does not (generally) publish sensationalist stories or distort the truth of the subjects which it covers (with the possible exception of the criticism mentioned in its Wikipedia article). 114.75.119.210 (talk) 10:15, 11 June 2018 (UTC)
Hi sir, have you checked my mail? --Josephpaulkochi (talk) 18:46, 13 June 2018 (UTC)
Another encounterDoc, I ran into another user that reminds me a lot of you. Academic bravado, only his interpretation of facts was correct, Only room for discussion was to appropriate his right-ness and establish his way of doing, reinterpreting sources to his own agenda, and ultimately hijacking pages and protecting them like little pet projects. Have you noticed that I never contributed to single page you watch like a hawk since our last encounter? I even told him about you in hopes that he'd relax. But no, because I called him uninformed, and criticized his little pet social-constructionism, he played his games. He forced me to produce resources supporting my claims in contributions. So I would. Then he would all of a sudden just magically have the exact obscure source I produced, and would find a different passage from it to counter my point. The only semblance of any "willingness to contribute" was when he professed to want to improve wikipedia. But, if that were true, then he would have used the sources (that he initially concealed from that he had) to dialogue with me constructively, and make his own improvements. But no, all he wanted to do was revert my edits and argument with my sources. Sure, he'll tell you I couldn't produce and viable resources (Just like you did to me on the CBT page 3 years ago), but he can only say that if he first argues a different interpretation, whether he knows or not that that's what he's doing. Doc, if you came to me and said, "Urstadt, I got this 18-year old kid telling me that hemp paper is stronger that regular paper. He said he tried to tell you that and you told him he was wrong. So he tells me that he told you, Urstadt, the resource and citation supporting his claim." And Doc, let's pretend that's exactly how it happened. The 18-year old kid produced a valid source. Well, if I don't want to look like a you know what, I have to point to different parts of the source material that somehow obscure the certainty of the passage the 18-year old showed me. Now Doc, if I do that, I am clearly not trying to help this kid improve an article! I am clearly trying to thwart it? Now, why would I do that, Doc? Well, here are the possibilities:
So, what am I to conclude? Well, if I want to show good faith, then there is a 5th possibility:
I mean, that's not real far off as a possibility. This is why editors sometimes have to take writers' work away from them. It's typically why they don't have many real relationships. Not because there is anything wrong with him: but rather, because nothing is ever good enough for them. That is seriously the plight of many intellects. They just don't know how to get out of their own walkety-the-plank way. Do you know the solution for this type of intellect? Meaning, solution for coping with this insidious way of being? Tyrannical control. The intellect of this burdening requires tyrannical control over everything in their (real or virtual) environment because of the utter lack of control upstairs, and the greater lack of control of the fallout from it. Oh no, I couldn't be right (even though I was), because then that would mean that his intellectual burdening is once again getting in his way and he would have to face that. But, if I am wrong, and he is right, then he is not falling victim to his own intellectual interruptions/disruptions. No, instead all that is happening is that he was in control and validated that he is still ok for another day. I have watched your edits for three years. Not round the clock, but I wish I could've. I have been watching this guy's since my first run-in with him shortly after my last with you. The level of control you two require, my Good-Padlock, I thought for a moment you two were the same. I swear you two could be twins. Oh, and my absolute favorite part is that you both are so walkety-the-plank johnny on the spot to go and done cite wiki policy all rickety-tick. Too bad there is no policy for disguised hijacking on wikipedia. Or disguised pet-project-ing. There are people in this world who have now been held back from knowing what the information I have studied has to offer them. You do it on the CBT and EMDR page. Biogeographist does it on the now deleted Ontological Hermeneutics page (oh, you can bet I was never going to let him do to that page what he tried to do and has done elsewhere. That was the best thing I ever wrote as a teenager. I lied right lickety-split to get that page deleted and it was gone in less than two hours), and Omnipaedista does it on many philosophy pages. (Now, of course, I tried to get Omnipaedista to go over to the Ontological Hermeneutics page, given his background, to convince other admins that it was a hoax (as I was lying that it was). My thinking, Doc, was that his background would cause him to come and disagree that it was hoax. The truth be told, since he's been monitoring the Hermeneutics page for like 4 plus years, he should've known that I was lying about the Ontological hermeneutics page being a hoax. Especially because he had made several improvements to the article! Granted they were clerical, but you gotta read the yarpping page to do it! He never once challenged anything for almost 4 years on that. All of a sudden, Biogeographist comes in and stirs waves, and never Omni is telling me on his talk page that it's a hoax, and regurgitating Bio's propaganda (which I will probably get from you in your response to this!). Have you ever heard of the file drawer effect in research and peer-review publishing? Of course you, Doc. That's kind of what this is like here. And I sincerely apologize that this sounds like an attack. I am not trying to attack anyone. Please, show good faith, and chalk my horrible wordsmithing up to just that: bad wordsmithing when trying to merely get a point (and some kind of an argument for said point) across. And that point is this: Wikipedia has an underground oligarchy creating their own intellectual and cultural Czar. By the way, Doc, how are you courses going? Got any courses coming up in the next little bit that you're particularly looking forward to, not looking forward to? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Urstadt (talk • contribs) 23:03, 13 June 2018 (UTC)
Hello,
Question about wordingYou recently changed the word "infants" to "babies" in a section that I have been working on [1] Why did you do that? Gandydancer (talk) 02:41, 15 June 2018 (UTC)
Heart failureHello Doc James, just wanted to ask if this source is not an acceptable source for Wikipedia? Just wondering because you removed it here. Thanks. (120.144.154.144 (talk) 03:18, 15 June 2018 (UTC))
Reference templatesHi Doc! You reverted my edits to the references in chlorine-releasing compounds, and asked why I made them. I had removed them because the {{cite ...}} templates don't seem to provide any advantage, only disadvantages:
For all those reasons, I don't use those templates, and I remove them whenever I have to edit references. I also spell out the full journal name, instead of using the academic abbreviations, and generally try to make the entry more readable and accurate if I can.
From Template:Datinlt01 Dear Doc James you cannot hurl accusations of a paid editors for Angelique Rockas when there is no need for proving what was produced. If you are way on holiday have you read the material? Making accusations of payment constiture libel.From Template:Datinlt01 Dear Doc James you cannot hurl accusations of a paid editors for Angelique Rockas when there is no need for proving what was produced. If you are way on holiday have you read the material? Making accusations of payment constiture libel. |