Preserving Tom's Work?

It looks like there is a fair bit of discussion going on about how to describe TVF's work in Wikipedia... see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Tom_Van_Flandern#.23

glittle, You posted a good link here. The comments are one sided, TVF is not around to reply. The thing I found most objectional was how they twist the meaning of some of his ideas about why more main streamers don't rock the boat. They should be ashamed of themselves.

I support all these ideas, especially the Facebook page! I sure miss Tom!!!!! Check out this article from today's nbc.com, which made me think of him and come check out the site again, after all this time:

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/49910362/ns/technol...-space/#.UKxbaYWmAxg

Emanuel

I would like to see all the issues of the Bulletin posted online. If they are not available in digital form, I volunteer to scan them for the site.



Michael E. Shea

As a layman (in this field) I also like to the idea of keeping Dr Van Flandern alive and relevant in a place where more people can stay aware of it.
Even is not all of his ideas turn out to be correct the important part is that he kept on asking all the 'hard' questions that more people (and experts) should do. Eventually we'll get closer to the real truth!

My 2c

Ok, so who's going to start up the Facebook page? I'll do it if nobody else wants to.