[saikiranra]

Originally Posted by Sperkowsky

When anyone provides advice is can be good or bad. There are bad doctors that can do harm. But, no one is saying we should get rid of doctors because one of them gave bad information.

The appropriate analogy here is only asking a group of pre-med students medical advice. Sure, there are many pre-med students that might know the right thing to do, but sometimes they don't have the experience to handle some situations that seasoned doctors may have the best advice for. This is even more true in a peer reviewed medical journal where knowledge is vetted by multiple sources before being distributed.

I think the issue that people have here has to do with transparency and review. If you could figure out a way to give that, the community might be more supportive of your efforts.