Some of them had specially made desks or lecterns.[3] The modern standing computer desk design was developed by Max Banfield of Modbury, South Australia, and published in the 10th edition of his book called The Posture Theory, under copyright with all rights reserved, 18 years after he published an essay called The Matter of Framework in the June 1980 edition of The Australasian Nurses Journal, pages 27-29, in which he concluded that the cause of undetectable illnesses in office workers was leaning toward the desk all day which compressed everything in the chest and abdomen. His next years of experiments added to the desk height with three to four platforms on top and various positions for the components of the top sections. It was reviewed with skepticism in the Autumn 2000 edition of The Skeptic magazine and later added to, and then deleted from Wikipedia as "just one guys theory" in 2007.