On 29/09/2007, Ian Tresman ian2@knowledge.co.uk wrote:
Is there a policy requirement for editors and Admin to (a) substantiate their "opinions" against another editor (b) reply to their questions?
For example, if an Admin claims I am "pushing pseudoscience", is there a requirement for them to provide actual examples of where I might be doing this, and at the very least, reply to my requests to do so?
Editors, including admins, are almost all volunteers, so there are very few requirements for them to do anything. People can claim whatever they like, if they don't justify that claim, nothing is likely to happen. If you are blocked on an unjustified claim, you can appeal it by the normal means.