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I've gotten no response to what I said. Also, there is a type of anarchism, anarchist-capitalism, that some editors keep saying is not real anarchism, and they won't let any edits in concerning it. There are 2 ancaps trying to insert this to no avail. If you wouldn't mind sticking around to contribute to this article it would be great. Thanks again.
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a study that found A to be a cause of B. Since encyclopedias are considered tertiary sources anyway, it's fine to cite a secondary source, like a, as long as there is a reliable (read: peer-reviewed) primary source somewhere, such as a conclusive double-blind study. Is this what you're trying to say?
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You also used inline links to link to PubMed abstracts. As the article has a "references" section with academic format references, I think it is generally better to add any references there rather than use URLs. After all, peer-reviewed research should have more weight than "just" internet links :-)
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I'm bringing our discussion here, because it's no longer relevant to tinnitus... I've been thinking about this, and I have to say, I apologize, I think I missed your point the first time around. I think that we're, in a way, arguing around the same point. I completely agree with the desire to see a
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I'm not trying to win a political war here; I'm just disappointed by the lack of information in the article. It really leaves out quite a bit of information, both historical and ideological, that I think would be relevant and interesting.
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double-blind study. I also agree with your point that peer review makes it more difficult for casual contributors -- I personally would be okay with a source that's an article from, say, The New York Times, or the
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to add. If you do it would be great. I've been working on expanding all the PA state park articles for quite some time and any help is greatly appreciated, especially in the area of pictures. Thanks!
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