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@AgnesCallard So for a long time I've disliked the practice of marking in-progress work with "Do not copy, cite, or circulate." It seems not to respect the reader's epistemic agency. Because what is that reader to do, if he learns from the draft? [1/N]
Immediately try to forget all about it? That seems impossible and inadvisable. Talk and write about it, not citing the author? In that case, the reader seems led into breaking a promise. Swear off writing (or even talking) about the subject? That seems bad too! [2/N]
Could this be a way in which academics stake out territory, sneakily? And what does all of this have to do with plagiarism? [3/3]
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