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Hi,

You are correct that Misplaced Pages is not supposed to be a "collection of indiscriminate facts". Neither is it supposed to be filled with opinionated quotes from personal blogs/websites, especially if the original statement is not entirely true. Beatrice Lugger's complaint was exaggerated and RG members are very unlikely to obtain higher scores unless having an extensive publication record. Her statement should not have been quoted in the first place.

• Importantly, her RG score of 10 is based 70% on her 4 publications (one of them has an impact factor > 30 and as a researcher you know this is very high). This makes her statement in the blog misleading and it should not be quoted on Misplaced Pages without supporting information. We are not in the business of spreading misinformation and Misplaced Pages has to be objective. We have to scrutinize information from personal blogs/websites, right?

The facts that I now have given can be obtained through the original reference, but I will also add a link to her RG profile. The section is now professionally written and does not single her out. Your removal will be reverted on a daily basis until you have suggested a compromise or engaged in a more meaningful discussion. Why do you remove without attempting to modify/check facts in the first place? As a researcher, you are certainly aware of the open peer-review process. No offense taken.

Regards, Sjuttiosjuochfjorton

Hi. You must be new here. I'll respond about the content on the article talk page, and I'll respond about how to seek consensus on Misplaced Pages on your talk page. --BlueMoonlet (t/c) 06:37, 26 April 2014 (UTC)24_hrs)_until_you_have_s"> 24_hrs)_until_you_have_s">