no no it´s not. Because I can not edit the Fin entry. Guys, get a Wiki account and help with the discussion. And please, sign your comments. Otherwise you IP will be added by wiki en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Brainbug666
2500 members here and only two wrote something in the discussion. Come on guys! The wiki entry is very very important for us. If you realy what to do something. Get a account and help me with the discussion, avoid to write something unsigned.
I do not understand, why only two help. Next time you go to your doc, no one can say anymore you are crasy, you can say its in wiki, this will also raise the media awareness, more peole will notice this!
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And it’s the same two people who have been doing all the work. Meanwhile, some idiot in the theories section just wrote a long, incoherent post about pathogens, wasting his and our valuable time.
It’s a lot easier to rant incoherently about fungus than actually do something productive. Brainbug’s hardwork is about to be for nothing if people don’t chime in and persuade the Wikipedia editors to keep the article. Yet, that’s too much work for everyone but a few people.
I realy wonder… and we are even discussing there with the biggest idiots, who have no clue what they are talking about. So argumenting is very simple. Yes its realy sad, that only less than a handfull of people are helping with that. Other think may be, that other things are more important and wasteing time with theories.
Its very simple to read and get the rules of wiki. Guys liek that Phil Bridger pop inside, and must say that they never heard of finasteride before until today…added the thing i posted before and must say no i have nothing to do with merck. to funny, I only can say, take part of the discussion, give arguments for the articale, even to read what the idiots there write is big entertainment.
wow they realy realy are crasy on the english wiki, now they let me look like someone who uses other IP´s and all comments with only a IP are written by me. omg.
If you want to help with the discussion, dont use just a IP and read the guides of wikipedia. There are many rules. Use real arguments and not… things like merck are doing that.
Yeah, the accusations that those who want the article taken down are just Merck drones aren’t doing us any favors, if you ask me.
I tend to agree with this; however, I’m no expert in Wiki guidelines. Anyway – great job with the article, Brainbug. I added a few comments of my own to the talk page. Let’s hope the article stays.
Their arguments are likely correct. The term “post-finasteride syndrome” needs to appear in a peer-reviewed journal for the wiki artice to stay, the ‘conference article’ however is not good enough per en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MEDRS
And as far as consensus goes - the votes of people with few or no edits in other wiki articles do not count. And there are admins with 1000s of edits, voting against it.
ok then if the actual term “post finasteride syndrome” is not acceptable…is there any other medically recognized definition for it? i.e. persistent sexual side effects resulting from finasteride…does Wiki need an exact term?
99% of the arguments of them are bullshit. this is not a vote just arguments count. Sadly the only publ. that is there is “only” publ. in a suppl. I have knowen this before, but they did not. But anway, this doesnt realy matter… we will see.