Everybody promotes their point of view. You are obviously biased against my point of view. My agenda is to have rational discussions. There is nothing wrong wit

Everybody promotes their point of view. You are obviously biased against my point of view. My agenda is to have rational discussions. There is nothing wrong with discussing a scientific paper & discussing how it is obviously flagged despite receiving enough votes to make it to the front page two times. It's only "an agenda" because we live in an environment where people flag scientific papers due to their "agenda". Everybody has "agendas", especially many of those who downvote & those who flag posts. Why don't you crack down on their "agenda"? You can warn me however you wish. I'm not scared of you. And I don't believe you. You obviously favor the people that you agree with. You are not this "impartial moderator" that you make yourself out to be. It's all in the words that you use. You also have an "agenda". We are humans. And FYI, I read my email after I wrote that comment. I wrote you back a response. --- I'm "posting too fast" so I'm responding to your response here... That is complete BS because if my views were the opposite, I would follow the cultural norms, think as I'm told by authority, & not agree with posts that got flagged. I would be doing the flagging because I would be narrow-minded & unable to read a scientific paper that goes against my views. The flagging & downvoting is used aggressively here to promote obvious agendas & heterodoxy. It's as if a group of sports fan were allowed to talk smack about other teams & be allowed to flag & downvote another team's fans, even if the other teams' fans are otherwise civil & follow protocol. I see a lot of sh*t talking going a certain way. While they can dogpile anybody who disagrees with them "to avoid flame wars", it's not a civil environment. That's ok, I can handle it. However, it creates a certain culture here. There's some good articles, but the conversation tends to be narrow-minded & overbearing on certain topics.