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Submitted by BillW (United States), Nov 30, 2009 15:04

In a perfect world neither peer-reviewers nor whistle-blowers should be anonymous. In a world where "peer-reviewers" collude with charlatans to exclude valid science from publication, these peer-reviewers need to be known. In a world where "peer-reviewers" collude with charlatans to actively work to destroy the reputations of those who dissent from their orthodoxy, whistle-blowers deserve anonymity. This person has done the world a great service.

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