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Welcome to the PLoS BlogBlogrollWho Links to Us?I have listened to Smith's talk. This comment 'PLOS should be ashamed to be associated with this point of view' is interesting. Even as a doctor who publishes in journals I find some of the comments made rather opaque. The one above appears to demonstrate significant over sensitivity to an abstract metaphor and indicates that the speaker has touched a tender spot. Such reactions tell me more about the respondent than the Speaker. When people are being sensitive, and a little precious, in such exchanges experience teaches that they are usually uncomfortable about their position and attitude, and are probably being less than entirely straight-forward and leaning towards motivations more related to self-interest. Reply |
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