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dingemansemark , 4 months ago to AcademicChatter group

when I see folks publishing open access in glam journals with >€5000 APCs i think, wow, you convinced your employer to buy you a horse 🐎

then I realise, actually you convinced them to pay enough to buy an actual horse but what you got was a PDF hosted on a nature dot com domain

publish & prioritise diamond open access if you can, folks, and just upload your stuff in green OA otherwise

@academicchatter #academicchatter #OpenAcccess

Paper bag horse diagram

kutuptiyini , 4 months ago to AcademicChatter group

historians, and grad students in history, a questions for you from a grad student who's "history-curious" about now:

what does your day-to-day work look like? what kind of work does your research involves?

i do have a rough picture but not very detailed

@histodons @phdlife @academicchatter

(:boost_requested: boosts appreciated)

kutuptiyini , 4 months ago to AcademicChatter group

two #iphone / #ios tips for students and scholars:

1. iOS books app is actually a very good PDF reader, i've done it on and off for years and it's fine)

2. Safari has some very nice features for research (tab groups, sharing a tab group as a list of links, a reading list, etc), but it's built in ad block is trash. but if you install "firefox focus", it comes with a safari extension which significantly improves the situation

@academicchatter @phdlife

jaap , 4 months ago to EduTooters group

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@edutooters @academicchatter

kutuptiyini , 5 months ago to AcademicChatter group

i have a feeling i asked about this before but:

do you take reading notes per project or do you have one central "pool" for reading notes shared across your work?

or i guess a better way to put it: do you do your readings per project?

there's no "correct" answer ofc but i basically wonder how folk go about this because as stuff i do changed a few times, got larger, and diverse it became a big mess for me (& i used to use the "central" approach)

@academicchatter @phdlife

kutuptiyini , 5 months ago to AcademicChatter group

still sci-hub is superior to open access and open science combined

sci-hub and preprints

all these fuckers with so much money in the bank haven't had nearly the impact of some gal with a computer and some folk who put their pdfs on a webpage

it's not a coincidence. all these "open" shite is reputation laundering and marketing operations. they were never for our benefit

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