[ RadSafe ] Help! <Help is needed!

[Edmond Baratta]

Franz:

I agree with you completely.  It seems that certain Radsafers  can make 
statements that are as you said about their or others 'contributions' while 
we who have been in the field for may years are questioned.

Sincerely,

Ed Baratta

-----Original Message----- 
From: franz.schoenhofer at chello.at
Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 1:55 PM
To: The International Radiation Protection (Health Physics) MailingList
Subject: [ RadSafe ] Help! <Help is needed!

RADSAFERs

I ask for your help! I recently read on a RADSAFE message, that the word 
"nonsense" is not acceptable on RADSAFE. I notice that anything that had 
been previously characterized by this word, distributed by a Raman 
Spectroscopist is forwarded without delay, while critical comments by those 
who have worked in that field as professionals for decades are either 
delayed or are blocked completely.

As a non native speaker I ask for your help to tell me, how to characterize 
in words acceptable by the moderator the "contributions" by the Raman 
Spetroscopist Chris Busby. Additionally I would like to know about the rules 
of conduct - it is annoying to write a long contribution only to learn days 
later that it has not been forwarded (without notice).

I hope that this attempt to satisfy some unknown code of conduct will be 
accepted and look forward to a comprehensive answer. .

Best regards,

Franz


---- Jeff Terry <terryj at iit.edu> schrieb:
> Many books are often cited as references.
>
> That said, non-peer reviewed work may not be as reliable as peer reviewed 
> works.
> I try to avoid referencing non-peer reviewed work, but I have referenced 
> textbooks.
>
> It is up to the reader to evaluate the veracity of sources. Often, clues 
> can be garnered from the title of a reference.
>
> Jeff
>
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