Good Job! Fernando
Thanks,
Pio Reyes
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>Subject: 34th World Congress of IIS
>Date: Tue, 11 May 1999 13:21:09 -0400 (EDT)
>From: Fernando Guzman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Dr. Alexis V. Jdanko"
>
>
>Dear Dr. Jdanko,
>I am writing in regards to the 34th World Congress of IIS,
>and in particular concerning one of the papers to be presented
>at the congress. It is a paper to be presented by Ligia Parra
>from Fundacion VOC in Bogota, Colombia. The paper's title is:
>"Science Communication, Learning, Cyberspace, Peripheral Science"
>I have had a chance to read the abstract of the paper Ligia is
>presenting, and thru the list [EMAIL PROTECTED], I
>have had also a chance to read some of the statements she is
>planning to make.
>
>I am a Colombian mathematician, working at Binghamton
>University in Binghamton, N.Y., but I write to you as
>the administrator of the electronic list Colext/Macondo,
>one of the lists Ligia plans to refer in her paper.
>Despite my efforts to set the record stright with Ligia,
>she is planning to make statements about our list, which
>are blatant misrepresentations. I think this will be a
>dis-service to the Colombian scientific community, and to
>your congress.
>
>In r-caldas, an electronic list Ligia plans to refer to,
>there has been a very heated debate in the last few weeks
>about her methodology and ethics. I don't want to fill
>this message with minute details, but I am willing to
>provide them if necessary. I do want this message to be
>a fair warning to you about the truth of Ligia's statements,
>and about the methodology and ethics of her research.
>
>I feel sad to write this negative message about a fellow
>Colombian. I wish we could meet in a more positive
>atmosphere. If you ever come to this area of the states,
>please feel free to contact me.
>
> Sincerely,
>
>--
>Professor Fernando Guzman
>Department of Mathematical Sciences
>Binghamton University
>Binghamton, NY 13902-6000
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
