Can I post my light theory on Physics Forums?

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The discussion centers on a user's inquiry about posting a personal theory regarding the nature of light on Physics Forums. The user proposes that light is a symbiosis of wave and particle properties, seeking permission from moderators ZapperZ and Vanesch to share this theory. The moderators clarify that such discussions must adhere to the Posting Guidelines and recommend submitting ideas to the Independent Research Forum instead. The user acknowledges this guidance and expresses intent to comply with the forum's rules.

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This post is addressed to ZapperZ and Vanesch , Moderator and Mentor of Physics Forums respectively. I wish to put forward my own theory on the propagation of light and electromagnetic radiation which far from being either wave or particle in nature is (according to my theory ) in effect a symbiosis of the two. I wish to state that I have the greatest respect and regard for ZapperZ , both for his work and his dedication to his subject and for Vanesch who has submitted a paper to the Royal Society. I ask these two , I would say pivotal people , whether it is permissible to put forward my ideas here.
 
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This is against the Posting Guidelines of Physics Forums. If you would like to discuss your ideas, we invite you to submit a post to the Independent Research Forum, subject to the applicable guidelines, found https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=82301.

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Thank you staff of Pysics forums . I will post in the designated area , and (hope ) I am within the guidelines.
 

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