Hi Yvette, Apologies, but your interpretation of my suggestion is extremely misguided and flat-out wrong. My response was a cleaver way of saying that you can ignore the silly responses of particular ECO-LOGGERS (some of which have a track record of this behavior) by filtering your emails. Unfortunately your email has added fuel to a series of ECOLOG posts that have very little to do with the original premise of the Blickley et al. (2012). Let's all move on now.
Cheers, Julian --- Julian D. Olden Freshwater Ecology & Conservation Lab School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences University of Washington, Seattle WA 98195 e: [email protected], t: (206) 616-3112 <tel:%28206%29%20616-3112> w: http://www.fish.washington.edu/research/oldenlab/ skype: goldenolden "The face of the river . . . was not a book to be read once and thrown aside, for it had a new story to tell every day." Mark Twain On 2/18/13 7:37 AM, "Yvette Dickinson" <[email protected]> wrote: >Like Chandreyee Mitra I was surprised by the comment included in Clara's >list: >"7. ...i am somewhat exercised by your post because, IMO, too many young, >especially, female, >applicants don't bring much to the table that others don't already know >or that cannot be readily >duplicated or that is mostly generalist-oriented..." > >This is a sentiment that I have heard before in other venues and find >abhorrent. I initially chose not >to comment on it here, but I do support Chandreyee's in her comment. > >However, I am disgusted by the response Chandreyee recieved. To be told >to simply use your email >filter and not worry your silly little head over such matters is >offensive. The concerns Chandreyee >raised are legitimate, and should be addressed with the gravity and >respect they deserve. > >I would like to remind all readers of ESA's code of ethics, particularly >principle g. >"Ecologists will not discriminate against others, in the course of their >work on the basis of gender, >sexual orientation, marital status, creed, religion, race, color, >national origin, age, economic status, >disability, or organizational affiliation." > >Yvette Dickinson
