> I would like to use a researchers name right now but all posts using her 
> name are rejected.

I'm not a current moderator, but I was -- and in the interest of truth and 
fairness -- can say right here that the reason any of your posts have been 
rejected, when a researcher's name was mentioned, was that the researcher in 
question was actually contacted by the moderation team for confirmation 
since the matter was controversial, and the researcher did not agree that 
you were quoting or interpreting his/her words correctly or in context.

Some of us have a long memory, and can recall several occasions where you 
named names, then were proven very wrong and had to back down, or fell 
silent, but not until after you had drawn this list into disrepute among the 
research community.  A researcher's reputation is his or her capital, and 
most of us are very careful when naming names, not to draw them into 
controversy, speculation, or quote any candid comments they might have made 
to hypothetical or confidential discussions in private conversation.

FWIW, since you brought this up, you have been asked here on the list to 
have the researcher in question verify your paraphrasing and 
oversimplification of a very sensitive topic, some time back and have not 
yet done so.

We are all still waiting. 

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