User talk:Haezwart

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Harry Kempen

Hi Haezwart, I have (temporary) undone your revision of the Harry Kempen lemma, because I fail to see how this is an improvement. If you might explain your intention, we could find a solution. -- Mdd (talk) 14:48, 18 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Haezwart (talk) 17:37, 18 May 2015 (UTC) Hi Mdd, the reference was to a webpage which is no longer existent, I replaced this by the url of the current website which is still maintained Hub Zwart[reply]

Hi Hub, Well I found that:

the link http://www.filosofie.science.ru.nl/cv/cve.html is still online, and
the link http://www.filosofie.science.ru.nl/ is just a link to the specific department.

Restoring the link, see here, doesn't seem a suitable solution. Alternatively, linking to the site at archive.org, see here, might be? -- Mdd (talk) 21:23, 18 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Just for the record : The main/only reason the link is there, is to reference that you are indeed a student of Harry Kempen. It is not meant as a general link to your website. If this was so, I would have linked to this webpage. So the info at the http://www.filosofie.science.ru.nl/cv/cve.html can be patrtly outdated, this is not really of any concern. -- Mdd (talk) 21:31, 18 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

I am rather surprised by your reply. First of all, if you would take the trouble to look at http://www.filosofie.science.ru.nl/cv/cve.html, you would notice immediately that this website is outdated and no longer functional, the links no longer work. And if you would have taken the trouble to look at the link I used, you would have noticed that it is not the website of a department as you seem to suggest, but indeed my personal website, to which your article claims to refer. The current reference is very unprofessional and sloppy. My position is clear: either the reference to me or my work used by you is adequate, or please remove any references to me or my work, if not, that is: if you for some reason refuse to do this properly and professionally, I will remove this unprofessional link or any other 'reference' to my work (inserted without my consent) myself; sloppy references are detrimental for the reliability of wikipedia, HZ — Preceding unsigned comment added by 83.128.126.157 (talk) 05:42, 19 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for your reply, which made me realize I interpreted the filosofie.science.ru.nl website differently. However, I replaced the general link to the website to the specific link (the updated cv) which confirms the fact. -- Mdd (talk) 07:30, 19 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Life Sciences, Society and Policy journal

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Proposed deletion of Life Sciences, Society and Policy

The article Life Sciences, Society and Policy has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

Non-notable (relatively new) journal. Not indexed in any selective databases (and apparently not even in non-selective ones either), no independent sources. Does not meet WP:NJournals or WP:GNG.

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Managing a conflict of interest

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Dear RandyKitty,

Thanks for the feedback. I am a recent contributor to wikipedia, and obviously still have a lot to learn. My contribution was not meant as advertisement (it is not a commercial enterprise), but rather to point out new podiums for colleagues working in similar areas as me to become involved in (I believe: important and relevant) debates. But, again, I see your points. I have now improved the article, someone else has been working on it as well I noticed, and hope to be able to continue to improve it, and embed it more properly in the wikipedia environment. But I acknowledge your comments. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Haezwart (talk • contribs)

comments on feed back

Dear RandyKitty,

Thanks for the feedback. I am a recent contributor to wikipedia, and obviously still have a lot to learn. My contribution was not meant as advertisement (it is not a commercial enterprise), but rather to point out new podiums for colleagues working in similar areas as me to become involved in (I believe: important and relevant) debates. But, again, I see your points. I have now improved the article, someone else has been working on it as well I noticed, and hope to be able to continue to improve it, and embed it more properly in the wikipedia environment. But I acknowledge your comments. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Haezwart (talk • contribs)

Dear Hub, many people try to promote many things on WP that are not commercial. COI still applies. Nobody besides you and me has been editing the article (Yobot is a bot, a program that does some automatic maintenance). It is too bad that you didn't look at the notability guidelines that I linked in the PROD message. I have linked them again in the deletion debate (see below) that I have started. Please have a look, it may help you to show that your journal is notable after all. Tips on how to write an acceptable article on an academic journal can be found in our journal article writing guide. --Randykitty (talk) 13:06, 11 June 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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