Talk:Liz McIntyre (writer)

NPOV
This page and the page of her coauthor are not quite neutral, as they do not actually present the criticism of this book, which extends beyond the realm of corporations pooh-poohing the claims. RFIDs have a tremendous threat, but much of her book is speculative and is not verified by consensus. This will be a serious issue in the future and it is important to aim for neutrality. The CASPIAN article is much more explanatory than argumenative.Donbas 17:56, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

The book "Spychips" is a fully footnoted academic quality work even though it is very readable. Why not read the book, review the footnotes, and then add appropriate comments?

Wow, this "discussion" reads like the backcover sales pitch squirreled up by the publisher, i.e., several appeals to authority from people who solicit their audience and operating funds by scaring people. -I'm convinced. This technology is BAAAAAAADDDDD because Bruce Sterling told me so.

24.225.139.80 00:31, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

Two problems with this: one, it is linked to the Liz McIntyre who competed in the Olympics moguls in 1992; two, what the h is an RFID? Hasn't anyone ever told you never to post something with an abbreviation you don't identify? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 96.230.108.176 (talk) 08:53, 18 February 2010 (UTC)