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If you want to leave a message - and especially if it's obnoxious, identify yourself. -- Leifern 22:09, 2005 Apr 16 (UTC)
I suppose it would be possible to make this article the main article on Biomedical intervention, but given the participants it would probably be better to nominate it for deletion instead. I suppose I await the response here before I nominate it for deletion. -- Rdos 12:20, 11 April 2006 (UTC)
I second the mortion
Liefern, you have to learn to understand that a site presenting itself as an authority needs to be neutral. Your dogma regarding offending parents who try - and often succeed - in treating their kids and bringing them back into the mainstream is unverified speculation and should be presented as such. You should be aware that you are offending thousands and thousands of autistic people and their parents who merely want scientific accuracy to prevail - not baseless conspiracy theories. (unsigned message left by User:81.187.175.66) 09:51, 20 April 2006 (UTC)
Line 1: "and some say curing". Some say that the phrase "some say" should not appear in articles, and I am one of them. Appearing in line one is a little unfortunate. It may be my day to day activity doing what I suppose can be described as biomedical interventions (except when they are psychological, social or whatever) that makes me uncomfort able with any article that declares it is about them. "Treatment of autism" I could settle for. Midgley 21:27, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
I reworded this to eliminate the 'they say' cliche but the point is still valid. In an opening statement an unreferenced synopsis of the article is common in WP but there should be follow-up in the article. There is none. Malangthon 03:11, 16 March 2007 (UTC)
This article overlaps with a huge chunk of Autism therapies. I'm not sure why the merge tag was removed, because it seems pretty clear that the section of that article needs to be merged with the entirety of this article. Whether the result ends up on that page or this one, probably depends on the resulting length. -- Beland 17:16, 21 July 2006 (UTC)
it's a complement therapy, it belongs to the therapies article.If all the redunduncies are merged thers not that much that would be added in therapies.Besides i don't think that the subject can be expanded substancielly.-- Pixel ;-) 10:03, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
The merger would, in my opinion, eventually require a fork into two separate articles anyway, given the vast amount of information out there. So I disagree with Pixel ;-). Better leave it the way it is with synoptic overviews in each article.
By the way, ignorance is never 'hopeless,' since it can be educated. Stupidity, though, lasts forever. I do not see why we should be slamming each other. Shall we get back to the business of making a decent article and keep the personal abuse out of it? Malangthon 02:36, 16 March 2007 (UTC)
This article has so few citations for its statements it could very well be a personal opinion of one person. I have added the temple for reference requests. Malangthon 03:04, 16 March 2007 (UTC)