Your edits at Eran Elhaik, are (a) a WP:OR violation, since it is original search to write up what you regard as co nclusive in a secondary source. Such a comment can only be used if it comes from independent sources. (b) It violates WP:NPOV, since you are asserting as a 'truth' one opinion in a scientific debate, (c) an opinion by Flegontov et al to which the criticized authors have responded. For these reasons, you abuse of wiki procedures on a WP:BLP article will be automatically reverted at sight, and if you persist you will be reported.Nishidani (talk) 14:47, 20 August 2019 (UTC)
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Thanks David notMd, HugSyrup and Colinfine, I have amended the sentence to this:
'The paper by Das et al employs a 'Geographic Population Structure (GPS) method’ which Flegontov et al 2016 show in their section 'GPS is not Suitable for Inferring Ancestry' may not correctly identify ancestral populations that have admixed or moved over time. [1]'
I dont see how this counters the objectivity which Wikipedia claims to purvey- but I'd appreciate your advice again before proceeding.
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