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    pierce moffett

    So how about some follow-up on why your comment was not posted? Is there a webmaster or moderator who can comment on how comments are selected and why yours wasn't? Is the website really a place for transparency, or only the illusion of transparency that serves the interests of some FDA communications manager?

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    Mark, your comment dated July 17 on the FDA blog regarding the people on advisory committees is actually posted there, please look at http://fdatransparencyblog.fda.gov/2009/07/how-can-fda-use-its-website-to-improve-transparency-at-the-agency.html?cid=6a00e0097fa000883301157212c14c970b#comment-6a00e0097fa000883301157212c14c970b

    Senak

    Thank you so much for pointing it out. The last time I had checked in
    August, it had not been posted, despite the fact that other comments made
    subsequently had been. Appreciate the head's up.

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