It's a big mistake to post the url and send people looking to these "bogus"
sites.  We have had the same thing in the homebirth movement.  An
obstetrician put up a website with a name like "the homebirth argument" and
then web-published all sorts of nonsense that got midwives up in arms.  They
began responding, arguing, and getting into endless circular conversations
trying to sort out the misinformation.  Guess what?  That website went to
the top of google when people were looking for homebirth info.  It's a trick
to drive traffic to the site.  Don't feed into it.  Now, midwives are
smarter.  No one goes near the site or ever posts the url and it has dropped
way down in the ratings.  The obstetrician sits over there talking to
herself, I guess.  Stop posting and discussing this site and it will remain
low in the ratings on Google.

 

Gloria Lemay, Vancouver, BC

www.glorialemay.com/blog


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