, 29 March 2011 (UTC) 

 :Hallo, , I must admit I'm curious what brought you back here, but it's your prerogative to come and scream at dissenters if you wish (even if you come over "all unnecessary":-).  
 :So, are you seriously contending that this article is WP:NPOV? I count only five of 22 sections that properly represent the subject itself without unbalanced criticism (to be fair, I'm counting "scare quotes" as bias, and I'm not including the section on criticisms itself). There's much unnecessary stressing about molecular chemistry (as currently understood, more or less) and undue weight given to a very few hard cases and a few highly biased players. The tenor of the article is extraordinarily skewed by the views of a minority of so-called scientists (a "fringe" who have made their minds up rather than pursuing enquiry), to the extent that it's more of a page about skepticism of homeopathy than the subject itself. No doubt many contributors here would approve of that, but is it proper WP?. 
 :Yes, there's absolute sackfulls of "scientific" opinion that dismisses the subject, usually on grounds that don't stand up to much scrutiny. There's an (uncritical) section on that in the article. I think you'll find that most RS "scientific" sources will say more sanguinely that homeopathic "trails" show results little better than placebo (as a proper scientist you would know the difference expressed there), though many sources admit there is clearly additionally something unexplained going on (which immediately puts those sources beyond the pale to a paid-up skeptic, of course). 

 :Thank you, you summarise my original point quite succinctly: this is a talk page on homeopathy, not a forum to give "heads up" to skeptic activists. Perhaps private networks or Twittr would be better for that, less visible. Bless.   15:10