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Please let me know of any suggestions or browser/operating system versions that should be added.

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Note to WordPress developers: Feel free to take the changes that I’ve made and add them in to WordPress 2.8 or whatever. WP-UserAgent is a user agent plugin for WordPress that uses the user agent provided by the visitors browser to identify their operating system and browser for each comment.

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This is a WordPress plugin that I’ve taken the liberty to maintain since the original author has failed to code to xhtml standards and keep up with the latest browsers as well as detecting platform versions, Internet Explorer versions and more. Althouse's predictable and clever (in her opinion) response that she merely said the theories "might be" true, which represents a legalistic attempt to cover her backside but is every bit the logical fallacy that a solid assertion would be.Donate: Help me keep the lights on! Donations are always appreciated, large or small! PS: Note in advance the inadequacy of Prof. (name and affiliation redacted, but included in the hard copy I sent) I question whether the same can be said of daily public displays by a faculty member of a very basic inability to perform the most fundamental intellectual task of an academic.

Althouse's promotion of far-right conspiracy theories or Kevin Barrett's public involvement in the 9/11 "Truth Movement," UW-Madison has proven that it can provide an outstanding education despite the unconventional personal beliefs of its faculty members. Althouse does, is having students conclude, "My professor is an intellectual lightweight who couldn't pass a freshman logic course and can't construct a basic argument." I won't suggest that my bewilderment at her poor rhetorical skills means that she cannot teach well (i.e., argument from incredulity) but her consistent inability to adhere to the basic rules of logical argument of which I have cited but one recent example raises the question. I regularly risk students concluding, "My professor is an offensive asshole, and he swears too much." What I do not risk, but Prof. Seeing a professor at a highly-ranked law school routinely embarrass herself with her inability to construct arguments that are logically consistent is less common.Īcademics-turned-bloggers (or in my case, vice-versa) must live with the effects of their private lives on the perceptions of their colleagues and students. I am not unused to encountering fallacious arguments from students, media commentators, political figures, and strangers. The individuals who teach formal logic classes to freshmen on your campus – and I was one of them a decade ago – cover such elementary forms of illogic in the first few weeks of class. Althouse recently said the following: "If Obama can't convincingly prove he's not a Muslim/not born in Kenya, it only means the rumors might be true." (8/14/09) I urge you to overlook the politically controversial and factually dubious basis of her statement and consider the fact that this is an exceptionally basic logical fallacy, the argument from ignorance.

In her promotion of the broadly discredited conspiracy theory that President Obama was born in a foreign country, Prof. Althouse's disregard for or ignorance of the basics of formal logic and argumentation have on her ability to effectively teach attorneys-in-training. I must wonder, however, what effect Prof. Hillary says no to that, driving the symbolism home" (6/19/07) as the ex-President attempts to eat an appetizer cannot be measured.

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Althouse's ideology and opinions are not the subject of my complaint as the University and the School are no doubt comfortable with her right to say what she pleases, although the costs to the Law School's professional reputation when she makes statements such as " but I doubt if any blogger will disagree with my assertion that, coming from Bill Clinton, the "O" of an onion ring is a vagina symbol. From the tone of this introductory statement you are no doubt expecting that this is where one would begin the complaint on this count I will be utterly predictable. The UW-Madison Law School should be commended for its willingness to support Bascom Professor of Law Ann Althouse as she maintains an active presence on the internet as a political commentator. Dean, University of Wisconsin-Madison School of LawĪs an academic with a rather active and classroom-inappropriate website, I want to preface my remarks by stating emphatically that I support the right of faculty to express themselves outside of the confines of their professional lives.