"I think a lot of skeptics who refuse to believe that the possibly exists that there could be something science has not yet discovered or explained have theses mental disorders.
Heresyphobia or Hereiophobia- Fear of challenges to official doctrine or of radical deviation.
Mythophobia- Fear of myths.
Rhabdophobia- Fear of being severely criticized. Also fear of magic.(wand)
Xenophobe - One who fears that which is unknown or one who fears people who are different from oneself."

I would say there is a strong possibility of one or more of the above, given evidence which I've seen in the last two and a half years of posting to Skeptoid.

What is just as notable, even more so in fact, is that when many posters who regard themselves as skeptics are confronted with the very evidence that they require, but which conflicts with their assertions, they either resort to ad hominem attacks or simply ignore said evidence altogether. These include arguments of plain logic which don't fit in with their comfortable world view.

Far from being the skeptics they regard themselves as, they are merely believers, nothing more, and any skeptical critical analysis that Skeptoid encourages by its headings and mandate is nowhere to be seen.

Skeptoid itself has based its main argument in at least two of its articles on false information and hasn't bothered to correct them, despite being informed politely that their assertions are plainly in error.