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I'm going to need to dig them up, and to be quite honest, I can't do it now; I am leaving town for a day or so shortly, so I'd appreciate you giving me a few days. A quick search for you is
here, the phrase "Equine-assisted therapy" is usually the most common term, "Equine-related" is a neologism I haven't seen in the literature.
Montanabw(talk)18:37, 28 December 2015 (UTC)reply
I don't see anything in here that justifies your revert. If you cannot justify it with better sourcing than is currently happening in this article, why did you do the revert? On what basis? If you can't point to the best sources, what is the point of starting the discussion? I see an excellent source on which to base the article -- a meta-analysis that seems to outline both pro- and con-sides rather fairly. I see no criticism of this reliable sources in the articles that cite it. So why are you insisting on pushing back against the edits by Alexbrn?
jps (
talk)
18:42, 28 December 2015 (UTC)reply
The move to
equine-assisted therapy seemed a little bold, and I initially reverted it, but on second thought, given how new the field is and how thin this article is at present, it probably was best to move it; we can always put a better article back under this title as research develops, which it will. As for the research, we've been discussing that in about five different places and it makes sense to consolidate the discussion in one spot, which is probably the EAT article.
Montanabw(talk)03:07, 11 January 2016 (UTC)reply
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I'm going to need to dig them up, and to be quite honest, I can't do it now; I am leaving town for a day or so shortly, so I'd appreciate you giving me a few days. A quick search for you is
here, the phrase "Equine-assisted therapy" is usually the most common term, "Equine-related" is a neologism I haven't seen in the literature.
Montanabw(talk)18:37, 28 December 2015 (UTC)reply
I don't see anything in here that justifies your revert. If you cannot justify it with better sourcing than is currently happening in this article, why did you do the revert? On what basis? If you can't point to the best sources, what is the point of starting the discussion? I see an excellent source on which to base the article -- a meta-analysis that seems to outline both pro- and con-sides rather fairly. I see no criticism of this reliable sources in the articles that cite it. So why are you insisting on pushing back against the edits by Alexbrn?
jps (
talk)
18:42, 28 December 2015 (UTC)reply
The move to
equine-assisted therapy seemed a little bold, and I initially reverted it, but on second thought, given how new the field is and how thin this article is at present, it probably was best to move it; we can always put a better article back under this title as research develops, which it will. As for the research, we've been discussing that in about five different places and it makes sense to consolidate the discussion in one spot, which is probably the EAT article.
Montanabw(talk)03:07, 11 January 2016 (UTC)reply