In order to organize this we have an editorial board with reviewers, and an advisory board. Advisory board Susan Blackmore , Gary Cziko , Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett , Liane Gabora , and David Hull. Contagion Analyst, Evanston, Illinois. If Price, John Wilkins, Tony Witten and many others. We are confronted with an avalanche of books, essays, and publications scattered over different journals and disciplines, with dialogue flashing up here and there in an unstructured manner.
Many dialogues disappear after only a brief lifespan.
This chaos exists because a general framework is lacking. Many scientists would benefit by such a focused and lasting dialogue. This can lead to a more rigorous connection of memetics with established theories, with clarifications as to what memetics can contribute to science, and what it cannot. It enables the construction of a common evolutionary memetic framework, including views on how to compare different evolutionary views. The scientific method of peer review can serve as a filter.