He might have never copied her text.
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that's true, if he knew about the preprint.
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She would have emailed the doi to him and not a pdf.
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Strikes me that if she's blogging under her real name it would not be too difficult to identify institution/supervisor. Is she taking risk?
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Don't know. Presumably issue is whether it is enough that she does not actually name institution and uses a pseudonym for the supervisor.
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@Villavelius yes, it's brave like you said. I think anybody online even under pseudonym can be doxxed but obv it's a spectrum of risk. Yep.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
Do you think the university would take legal action when everyone is following this on twitter?
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Perhaps, but widespread obsequiousness to, and fear of, senior scholars and their attitudes, is one of Academia's greatest problems.
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I agree. Just thought (hoped) that twitter may offer some protection against misdoings of senior scholars
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I actually think it does. I get into arguments/disagreements/debates/wtv with more senior men on twitter all the time.
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