User talk:Norawcoffey
Greetings from the volunteer editors of the Hysterectomy page!
[edit]Welcome to Wikipedia, and we're glad you're here. Since you seem especially interested in the HERS Foundation position on hysterectomy, I'd like to formally invite you on behalf of the other editors working on the page to come to Talk:Hysterectomy to discuss the changes you keep inserting and why they need to be either removed or far more carefully worded to avoid a situation we call "PoV-creep". If you need assistance in what makes an article neutral, look up Wikipedia:Neutral point of view to learn more about the Wikipedia process. Thanks... Scarletsmith 05:37, 12 June 2007 (UTC)
It is not the position of the HERS Foundation that I'm interested in, it's making available the full, accurate, well documented information that is a valuable resource for women and men. My first post, which I don't see on this page, said that i spent hours providing to the site the references in medical and scientific journals that are required to know the source is credible. Those citations were posted for a time, then they disappeared. I would like to work with you to make the information about hysterectomy accurate. Misinformation can cause significant harm.
Please tell me how we can accomplish this important goal.
Thank you, I look forward to working with you on improving this page.
Nora CoffeyNorawcoffey 16:49, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
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