SCIENCE said:

PermeateFree said:

SCIENCE said:

like what happened with SARS The Original ah well eradication might mean minimal “community” videlicet local source unknown transmission but hey whatever stops the boats

SCIENCE, just a comment on your posts when you use a larger type in a garish red/pink. I appreciate you wish to draw attention to the importance of the post, but to me they are very distracting to both the heading and the content, so rarely do I fully read either. Might I suggest that you use the standard text in your heading, perhaps in bold, which will make it easier to read and not distract from the content of the post.

Sorry, we just casually used the <h3> and similar heading tags leveraging off the Forum HTML and Textile support but understand your concern and resolve to (if we remember) modify the formatting when possible.

Expert highlights how exceptional Sydney is compared to Melbourne mistakes

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-07-14/coronavirus-clusters-melbourne-sydney-as-second-lockdown-looms/12449730

Infectious disease experts say Sydney can avoid a Melbourne-style second lockdown if it stops multiple clusters of community transmission through hard “ring fencing”, compulsory mask wearing and a renewed focus on social distancing. The main difference would be mask wearing because Melbourne already tried to limit spread in “hotspots” by applying ineffective local restrictions before caving to reality.

Australian National University infectious diseases physician Peter Collignon described the Crossroads Hotel outbreak as “worrying”. But, he said, a key trigger for too-late action in Sydney and across NSW would be multiple clusters of community transmission. “Inevitably, they will be looking to see if this is something we can ring fence, or are we in trouble because it is all through Sydney?” he said. “I actually don’t think get to that situation for a while in NSW.” That would have been all right if he was speaking 2 weeks ago.

Professor McLaws said. “You never know, they may have gone to and then could have gone anywhere.” “Sydney is at less risk than Melbourne. “And given that the numbers have been relatively low, I hope they will be able to control it.” She told the ABC last week the “magic number” of active cases of community transmission in NSW where authorities were so overwhelmed they could no longer do effective contact tracing was 100 cases over two incubation periods. She said NSW was not at that “tipping point” yet.

Hence it remains acceptable to be complacent as fuck and wait to see what happens in 2 weeks.

I hereby voice my support for SCIENCE’s choice of heading style.