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I added a warning since I don't have the time to fix the problems right now. See this talk page for background. -- Denis Diderot 10:14, 21 August 2006 (UTC)
This article was orginally a section that I wrote for the article Christopher Gillberg. After that section was written, Denis Diderot objected as follows.
This objection seems unwarranted, because virtually no one outside the Gillberg group has considered DAMP even worthy of study: Gillberg himself acknowledged this (and the article contains a citation for that). Also, the quotes are in context. — Daphne A 04:31, 23 August 2006 (UTC)
Please, adding references is good, but the way they are now there is no way i can find the source. Please make the references better xD. /edit I meant the NOTES, not the references xD /edit again, ok lol i saw that the notes are the same as the references, still i dont think this is the most elegant way to put references in the text
Deficits in Attention, Motor control and Perception, which is the combination of ADHD and Developmental Coordination Disorder, has a notability tag. Since the idea has largely been ignored or rejected, and it doesn't seem to have gained significant traction outside of the close associates of the proposer at any point, a stand-alone article is probably not the best way to present it.
We need to resolve this notability issue one way or another. Here are some options which will prevent outright deletion:
In any case, I expect that basic information, not details, will be wanted. If you have any opinions on this, please leave a message here. You can reply in a "vote" style (* Merge to...) if you want, but I'd like to know your reasons as well as your recommendation. WhatamIdoing ( talk) 17:21, 25 March 2008 (UTC)
DAMP is currently being diagnnosed in the United Kingdom 2009. We do not all live by USA definitions and of conditions and disabilities, may be those who live in the USA should try to research and understand other cultures outsided of their geograhical boundaries and develop a more global view of life which is the WIKI aim.
dolfrog ( talk) 01:39, 28 May 2009 (UTC)
DAMP is now being diagnosed in the UK as the smaller componets of the larger spectrums are becoming increasingly identified as we develop the technology to understand the workings of the brain. Parents of children diagnosed as having DAMP need as much information they can find to help them understand the problems their children are experiencing.
So there is a need to find present day research which is used to support this diagnosis which is gaining wider universal approval
dolfrog ( talk) 02:00, 28 May 2009 (UTC)
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Does it not seem fitting to have every word in the title be capitalized, especially in being an acronym? I think it would also be benefited by including the acronym in the title, so it is searchable as "DAMP" as well. As is, at first sight, it just logically seemed to me to be a page on an apparent connection between these things, but not any sort of term. For that reason, it seems misleadingly unfitting to be a Wikipedia article. Now I know it is right in having its own page. But it would be aided by a title such as "DAMP (Deficits in Attention, Motor Control and Perception)" or "Deficits in Attention, Motor Control and Perception (DAMP)." The page for ADHD only has the full name of the disorder without the acronym, and is also not capitalized, but is searchable by "ADHD" I assume because the first words of the page, where the name is included, it says "Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)." I don't know the reasons behind why acronyms are not capitalized in their titles, but it seems worthy of consideration. Susanna Neal ( talk) 22:06, 5 February 2020 (UTC)
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I added a warning since I don't have the time to fix the problems right now. See this talk page for background. -- Denis Diderot 10:14, 21 August 2006 (UTC)
This article was orginally a section that I wrote for the article Christopher Gillberg. After that section was written, Denis Diderot objected as follows.
This objection seems unwarranted, because virtually no one outside the Gillberg group has considered DAMP even worthy of study: Gillberg himself acknowledged this (and the article contains a citation for that). Also, the quotes are in context. — Daphne A 04:31, 23 August 2006 (UTC)
Please, adding references is good, but the way they are now there is no way i can find the source. Please make the references better xD. /edit I meant the NOTES, not the references xD /edit again, ok lol i saw that the notes are the same as the references, still i dont think this is the most elegant way to put references in the text
Deficits in Attention, Motor control and Perception, which is the combination of ADHD and Developmental Coordination Disorder, has a notability tag. Since the idea has largely been ignored or rejected, and it doesn't seem to have gained significant traction outside of the close associates of the proposer at any point, a stand-alone article is probably not the best way to present it.
We need to resolve this notability issue one way or another. Here are some options which will prevent outright deletion:
In any case, I expect that basic information, not details, will be wanted. If you have any opinions on this, please leave a message here. You can reply in a "vote" style (* Merge to...) if you want, but I'd like to know your reasons as well as your recommendation. WhatamIdoing ( talk) 17:21, 25 March 2008 (UTC)
DAMP is currently being diagnnosed in the United Kingdom 2009. We do not all live by USA definitions and of conditions and disabilities, may be those who live in the USA should try to research and understand other cultures outsided of their geograhical boundaries and develop a more global view of life which is the WIKI aim.
dolfrog ( talk) 01:39, 28 May 2009 (UTC)
DAMP is now being diagnosed in the UK as the smaller componets of the larger spectrums are becoming increasingly identified as we develop the technology to understand the workings of the brain. Parents of children diagnosed as having DAMP need as much information they can find to help them understand the problems their children are experiencing.
So there is a need to find present day research which is used to support this diagnosis which is gaining wider universal approval
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Does it not seem fitting to have every word in the title be capitalized, especially in being an acronym? I think it would also be benefited by including the acronym in the title, so it is searchable as "DAMP" as well. As is, at first sight, it just logically seemed to me to be a page on an apparent connection between these things, but not any sort of term. For that reason, it seems misleadingly unfitting to be a Wikipedia article. Now I know it is right in having its own page. But it would be aided by a title such as "DAMP (Deficits in Attention, Motor Control and Perception)" or "Deficits in Attention, Motor Control and Perception (DAMP)." The page for ADHD only has the full name of the disorder without the acronym, and is also not capitalized, but is searchable by "ADHD" I assume because the first words of the page, where the name is included, it says "Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)." I don't know the reasons behind why acronyms are not capitalized in their titles, but it seems worthy of consideration. Susanna Neal ( talk) 22:06, 5 February 2020 (UTC)