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== Appropriateness of external links; pattern of introducing content == | |||
I would ask Citizens to look at the article, which deals with neurology and psychology, and then to look at the External Links page. Are the external links consistent with the scientific approach of the article, or are they a way to have CZ pointing to ritual abuse advocacy sites? How many of them are neurological? | |||
Do also look at the article, which starts on general neurological aspects, but, without emphasis, focuses on repetitive child abuse. | |||
There is unquestionably child abuse. Oddly, the existing article on the subject is not being edited, but new articles, on possibly controversial theories, keep getting introduced. What would a search engine see as the growing amount of CZ material focused on repetitive child abuse? [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]] 03:22, 16 March 2009 (UTC) | |||
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Appropriateness of external links; pattern of introducing content
I would ask Citizens to look at the article, which deals with neurology and psychology, and then to look at the External Links page. Are the external links consistent with the scientific approach of the article, or are they a way to have CZ pointing to ritual abuse advocacy sites? How many of them are neurological?
Do also look at the article, which starts on general neurological aspects, but, without emphasis, focuses on repetitive child abuse.
There is unquestionably child abuse. Oddly, the existing article on the subject is not being edited, but new articles, on possibly controversial theories, keep getting introduced. What would a search engine see as the growing amount of CZ material focused on repetitive child abuse? Howard C. Berkowitz 03:22, 16 March 2009 (UTC)