His Royal Highness has modified the text of his original blog, which was basically a shameless commercial plug for his [] employer, as I repeated here 5 minutes ago. He has added the HP link. [I got that link from Chris Hibbert, by the way.]
Overcoming Commercial Bias dot com
HP Services – BRAIN – Scoring Rules (i.e., non-trading technique)
Full list of prediction market consultants (including Robin Hanson, listed as #1) at CFM.
Chris, you may not make web-design errors in your posts, but you sure as hell make factual errors galore. Just in this post:
#1 NewsFutures is a 100% American company, headquartered in Baltimore, MD, USA with all its principals U.S. citizens.
#2 Robin Hanson has never been and is not today an employee of the company.
Just where do you get off spouting nonsense like that?
Cheers,
–Emile
#1. What would be the proper way to signal a business relationship between some scientific advisers and a consulting firm, if the word “employer” is not proper? They are paid for their work, right?
http://us.newsfutures.com/home/sab.html
#2. The website mentions NYC, and not Baltimore. Another reason to be careful when relying on such statements, in general. That said, should I suppress “French” or update to “French-American”?
“NewsFutures, Inc. operates from New York City, USA, and Paris, France.”
http://us.newsfutures.com/home/contacts.html
So, what replacement for the word “employer�
Allo?