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Look, This Isn't ComplicatedCiências da Terra e do AmbienteInglês
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Mark Witton says this better than I could: Like many white folks, I have traditionally assumed that simply not being racist was doing my part, and that the actions of others would eventually convert society at large to seeing race as the non-issue it should be. I have also felt that, as a white, straight […]

GiraffeHands Used As Scale BarsStinkin' Appendicular ElementsStinkin' MammalsStinkin' SV-POW!sketeersCiências da Terra e do AmbienteInglês
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ConferencesDebateR2RCiências da Terra e do AmbienteInglês
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I’ve written four posts about the R2R debate on the proposition “the venue of its publication tells us nothing useful about the quality of a paper”: part 1: opening statement in support part 2: opening statement against the motion part 3: my response for the motion part 4: the video!

Just Plain WrongLook, This Isn't ComplicatedPeerJPLoSRantsCiências da Terra e do AmbienteInglês
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In the last post, I catalogued some of the reasons why Scientific Reports , in its cargo-cult attempts to ape print journals such as its stablemate Nature , is an objectively bad journal that removes value from the papers submitted to it: the unnatural shortening that relagates important material into supplementary information, the downplaying of methods, the tiny figures that ram unrelated illustrations into compound images, the

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It’s been a while, but to be fair the world has caught fire since I first started posting about the Research to Reader conference. Stay safe, folks. Don’t meet people. Stay indoors; or go outdoors where there’s no-one else. You know how it’s done by now. This is not a drill.