Policy

This is a personal blog and the opinions expressed herein are my own and do not reflect upon any other person or group, including the Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission, Durham University, Cambridge University, Stanford University, or University of California.

I have no intent of using this blog as a “rumour mill,” or a place to “dig up dirty laundry” about anything. I have the utmost respect for the people, places, and groups that I write about, otherwise I wouldn’t write about them. If I have mistakenly written something inappropriate, a polite anonymous comment notifying me will result in a quick fix.

Readers are welcome to leave comments on pages to express their own thoughts or to make corrections. However, I reserve the right to remove comments that are impolite, off-topic, or otherwise spam.

Examples of human-generated comments that I have removed:

  • [paraphrased] You said the cost of a scrambled egg is $X but it’s really $Y, you’re a jerk! (I gave the cost of the total breakfast, not an individual item.)
  • “Way to fabricate a story out of some imaginary experience you had.” (Unless I state otherwise, experiences that I relate are given to the best of my memory.)
  • “You are totally annoying and culturally encapsulated.” (The author wrote a follow-up comment that had a more polite and reasoned critique of my post, which I have kept up.)

9 Responses to “Policy”

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  1. 1 Marilyn on March 7, 2008 said:

    is there any way we can communicate with you, FlipTomato?

  2. 2 Clark Downum on July 1, 2008 said:

    Also an American doing Physics in the UK, although at the “other” University. I work on hadron phenomenology mostly at non pQCD energies. So I sit somewhere between Nuclear and Particle Physics.

    I ran across your blog while trying to figure out how to do a certain two loop diagram I am encountering which has been bugging me. Like you did, I have an irrational fear of loop diagrams but I should get over it.

    I wanted to drop you a line and say hello, feel free to get in touch and thanks for the integral tips.

    clark

  3. 3 Daniel Colegate on July 11, 2008 said:

    Hi Flip,

    I thought you might be interested in this website, http://www.graduatejunction.com

    I like the style of your blog so I’d love to hear what you think.

    Best wishes

    Dan

  4. 4 Izana Golding on November 29, 2008 said:

    Hi
    I often read your blog and think it is great. I also love the Miquelrius notebooks that have been impossible to buy over here in the UK and thats why I’ve started selling them on Ebay UK> Please let your readers know if you think they might be interested.

    Thanks
    Izana

  5. 5 emosko on May 22, 2009 said:

    Hello,

    My name is Jesse and I stumbled upon your WordPress blog several days ago. I have noticed that you are not posting to your blog regularly anymore and have not posted to it in a long time. In light of this I was wondering if you might be interested in selling it.

    Please get back to me and let me know either way.

    Jesse

  6. 6 Daksha on September 12, 2012 said:

    Hey Flip, I’m studying Quantum field theory from home for a semester. Do you know anyone who could help me with a few problems? Or push me in the right direction?

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