Not attacking, heck, not even criticizing. Just offering what I know about topics. Take it or leave it. Ferinstance, many dowsers have heard about the Einstein quote but almost none realize it's a fake quote propagated by poorly researched dowsing books.
I've been on these forums for 27 years and have run across a lot of dowsers with a lot of beliefs, and personally met quite a few of them. I have often offered to show them the difference between self-deceptive test methods (which they universally employ) and reasonable protocols that eliminate self-deception. Many dowsers do not want to challenge their own beliefs -- "dowser" is one of them -- and that's OK with me. For the dowsers that want to, I've either personally tested them or offered them protocols they can do on their own to get more realistic results. I've never seen a dowser even come close to doing whatever it is they thought they could do, and they've always been quite surprised at how little of a change in the test protocol eliminates apparent success. And, most of the time, they go right on dowsing. That's fine, too.
Overall, the dowsing forum is no different than any of the other forums; it's a place for open discussion. Yes, I have a skeptical view of dowsing and I'll continue to chime in from time to time, especially when I see something stated that is objectively wrong. I find the topic fun and fascinating. Kinda like Oak Island, it's an interesting study in human psychology.
P.S. -- let me know if you want some realism injected into your own dowsing tests.