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*Publishing every relevant bit of information immediately at each step is technically feasible now, and the remaining hurdles are cultural ones. | *Publishing every relevant bit of information immediately at each step is technically feasible now, and the remaining hurdles are cultural ones. | ||
*Wikis allow for systematic linking and thus enhanced contextualization (sidenote: some have argued that [http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/links_in_text.php links are distracting]) | *Wikis allow for systematic linking and thus enhanced contextualization (sidenote: some have argued that [http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/links_in_text.php links are distracting]; this can be solved via user preferences) | ||
*[http://thisiscolab.com/blog/dear-scientists-stop-duplicating-work/ Dear Scientists, Stop Duplicating Work] | *[http://thisiscolab.com/blog/dear-scientists-stop-duplicating-work/ Dear Scientists, Stop Duplicating Work] | ||
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Wikis as platforms for Open Access publishing · Prototypes · Editorial policies · Guided tour ·
Obstacles · Alternatives · Outlook · Summary · Slides · Video · Q & A · Demo
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Do journals with stand-alone articles really provide sufficient contextualization for research?
Do journals with stand-alone articles really provide sufficient contextualization for research?
Putting research in context
- For technical reasons, publishing was historically a separate step, performed about once per iteration of the research cycle
- Publishing every relevant bit of information immediately at each step is technically feasible now, and the remaining hurdles are cultural ones.
- Wikis allow for systematic linking and thus enhanced contextualization (sidenote: some have argued that links are distracting; this can be solved via user preferences)