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Dear wikipedia colleagues, I would like to update you on a issue that has become disturbing to me. A few days ago Wim Crusio and I had a disagreement over the word "Phenomics" which has been used in many scientific publications and online dictionaries. Wim Crusio has been changing the wiki entry to re-direct it to the word "Phenotype" and I have tried to keep the word as a stand alone term. After his repeated failed attempts to redirect the word to "Phenotype" he has decided to carry out a reprehensible vendetta against myself, my work and my co-researcher who passed away in 2008. As you can see by Wim Crusio's edit history on the following items, he started to delete and alter the following items, on April 29, 2010, which was directly after our disagreement over the word "Phenomics" :▼
Steven A. Garan, ▼
Aging Research Centre, ▼
Automated Imaging Microscope System, ▼
Paola S. Timiras ▼
I hope the contributors to wikipedia do not encourage this kind of childish behavior. If Wim Crusio has a disagreement regarding an issue with any of my wikipedia colleagues, I would hope to stand by them should a person like Wim Crusio carry out a similar campaign. What I find utterly reprehensible is Wim Crusio's sudden interest in my co-researcher of ten years Paola S. Timiras. She passed away in September of 2008 and starting on April 29, 2010, his actions in altering her page are clearly an act driven not my any scientific motivation, but instead by a malicious desire for revenge. ▼
Steven A. Garan▼
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:*The above "JohnEisen" account does not exist. Consider it a vote by [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Automated_Imaging_Microscope_System&diff=359370408&oldid=359360163 this IP]. '''[[User:JamieS93|<font style="color:#FF66CC">Jamie</font>]][[User talk:JamieS93|<font style="color:#FF1493">S93</font>]]'''<sup>❤</sup> 12:03, 1 May 2010 (UTC)
::*'''Comment''' [[User:12.149.202.41]] has been reported as a possible [[sockpuppet]], see [[Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/Sgaran]]. --<span style="text-shadow:#DDDDDD 0.2em 0.2em 0.1em; class=texhtml">[[User:Nuujinn|Nuujinn]] ([[User talk:Nuujinn|talk]])</span> 12:21, 1 May 2010 (UTC)
▲*'''Comment''' - Dear wikipedia colleagues, I would like to update you on a issue that has become disturbing to me. A few days ago Wim Crusio and I had a disagreement over the word "Phenomics" which has been used in many scientific publications and online dictionaries. Wim Crusio has been changing the wiki entry to re-direct it to the word "Phenotype" and I have tried to keep the word as a stand alone term. After his repeated failed attempts to redirect the word to "Phenotype" he has decided to carry out a reprehensible vendetta against myself, my work and my co-researcher who passed away in 2008. As you can see by Wim Crusio's edit history on the following items, he started to delete and alter the following items, on April 29, 2010, which was directly after our disagreement over the word "Phenomics" :
▲Steven A. Garan,
▲Aging Research Centre,
▲Automated Imaging Microscope System,
▲Paola S. Timiras
▲I hope the contributors to wikipedia do not encourage this kind of childish behavior. If Wim Crusio has a disagreement regarding an issue with any of my wikipedia colleagues, I would hope to stand by them should a person like Wim Crusio carry out a similar campaign. What I find utterly reprehensible is Wim Crusio's sudden interest in my co-researcher of ten years Paola S. Timiras. She passed away in September of 2008 and starting on April 29, 2010, his actions in altering her page are clearly an act driven not my any scientific motivation, but instead by a malicious desire for revenge.
▲Steven A. Garan
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