Whoa Cart, Let's Wait for the Horse - The UFO Trail

Jack Brewer suggests reserving judgement regarding the "Disclosure victory" of recent Congressional UFO seriousness. Such "wet blanketing the UFO blogosphere" much more often than not is justified, as he points out here and on the matter of UFO Research Integrity. The jury should indeed be "out" on fresh news developments and particularly regarding claims made without publicly published evidence. And cases involving close encounter witnesses, especially abductees, must demand special consideration. At the same time, personal invective against researchers should be replaced by specific and grounded remarks about their observations and claims. Some time ago this reviewer proposed a Standard for UFO etiquette be formulated that would distinguish serious UFO research from the traditional contest of egos rather than of ideas. An example of good practice featuring researcher cooperation is Keith Basterfield's The Benefits of Networking. (WM)

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