Discussing new ideas without breaking Forum rules

[utesfan100]

I work as staff at a community college (state college starting this year, still getting used to the name change) tutoring lab and have had some ideas on a physical theory. I have shown my ideas to the Physics professor, who asked me what I am still doing here, I should be somewhere where I can discuss my ideas with people qualified to asses them.

I have written up my ideas, including the testable differences with the current theories, and had them returned from two journals without review. It has been submitted to a third.

Forum rules here prohibit the discussion of non-published theories. Where can I go to just have someone provide constructive criticism for my theory?

[utesfan100]

I suppose this post is now moot, as the paper has become reference number 420257 at Classical and Quantum PhysicsGravity.

It should be interesting to here what the reviewers have to say!

EDIT NOTE: DOH!

[micromass]

Discussing of personal theories isn't allowed anywhere on physicsforums. However, I'm sure a simple google search will bring up forums where such a thing is allowed.

[Evo]

I suppose this post is now moot, as the paper has become reference number 420257 at Classical and Quantum Physics.

It should be interesting to here what the reviewers have to say!What is "Classical and Quantum Physics"? Nothing comes up in Google and it's not in the master journal list.

[PAllen]

Perhaps meant is "Classical and Quantum Gravity", a major journal.

[utesfan100]

Discussing of personal theories isn't allowed anywhere on physicsforums. However, I'm sure a simple google search will bring up forums where such a thing is allowed.

I am now content waiting for the reviewers opinions.

Had I not received the e-mail between my original post and second post, I would have asked for a recommendation for such a forum. Few forums have the quality of discussion I have witnessed here.