thanks a bunch, peter frost. #NoHonorAmongstAcademics The #HajnalLine and Gene-Culture Coevolution in NW Europe http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=78813&utm_campaign=twitter&utm_medium=chenling …
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Amazing that someone could reconstruct your ideas but miss you - even though you are in 3 of top 4 Google results for Hajnal line
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Pretty sure Peter didn't miss her. Many academics don't like to cite bloggers. Maybe why.
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yeah, he didn't miss me. he's taken part in the convos on my blog. he's very familiar with my work.
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...he's also a blogger himself! (>.<) or was.
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You can upload versions of your blog posts to PsyArXiv. They can get a citable doi and go on Google scholar. Open science means open.
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that's a fucked up attitude. mathematicians cite http://mathoverflow.net all the time
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Journal articles are on such a pedestal. When you can write one and not cite the most obvious influence, that's a bad symptom.
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I know. I ran out of characters for the /sarc tag. I thought it was appalling. There is nothing magical about journal publications.
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