Posted by SLS on December 2, 2006, at 8:55:12
In reply to Lou's reply to aspects of Scott's post-nobida, posted by Lou Pilder on December 2, 2006, at 7:22:18
> Scott,
> you wrote,[...sounds like a noble idea..problem..editing of posts..I don't think..that.. (DR. Hsiung)..possesses enough knowlege..certify the safety of all drug combinations...{it would be good to insure safety}..participants.. post..comments...]
> To edit could mean a lot of things, such as to delete. But it is not my intention to have a deletion to a post, but to have a cautionary symbol placed with the statement in question that could have the potntial cause harm to those who could be catagorized as {the less-likely to question a drug combination} member. I gave the example of the use of alcohol with benzodiazepines. In my suggestion to Dr. Hsiung here, he could post a link to give credibility to his cautionary symbol, in this case such as under the heading in the link,{...Precautions While Using This Medicine...};
> www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/uspdi/202084.html
> I find no fault with posting a link from experts in a field of concern that others could research on their own. Would it not be good for the community as a whole to have the moderator, who is an expert, post a cautionary symbol to perhaps have the potential to save lives? And has not Dr. Hsiung made a rule to accommodate the {less confident} poster, so could it not be reasonable to accommodate the {less-likely to question a drug combination} member?
Interesting ideas, Lou. I'm not sure they are practicable, though.I consider adding a symbol a form of editing.
- Scott
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