Saturday morning, feeling too lazy to produce even a schwa

'nɑnbənt̩

rabbinate
nonbinate?

Can't access today. :(

Reminds me of "at cost"

Well my understanding is that indexing matters for evaluating research in many institutions in Europe and Asia. There may be problems with the metrics, but one has to consider whether foregoing indexing will put researchers at a disadvantage relative to researchers in other fields.

At least, the ones that have to advertise this because nobody has heard of them are probably shady!

Definitely use software that sends a reminder to subscribers on the first of every month, those are super helpful.

CC: @grammartable.bsky.social

Recently discovered this for taking out the trash!

How was this not a part of my postdoc?!

Of course, when evaluating a paper about a resource, there are many things to look for beyond trivial novelty (is the resource new). COLING 2018 had a separate set of questions for resource papers: coling2018.org/paper-types/

Practical technology is one possible motivation (whether a new specialized system or evaluation of a more general system). I also tend to think that creation of novel resources—especially if there is a systematic annotation effort—reveals something about how that language works.