Er-Te Zheng
@ertezheng.bsky.social
PhD Student at University of Sheffield | Computational Social Science, Science of Science, Scientometrics, Social Media Metrics, Research Integrity
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Positive sentiment does not mean your research is necessarily good, nor does negative sentiment mean your research is trash. Both positive and negative sentiment can be found on Wakefield's retracted Lancet article on MMR and vaccines for example. LOL at the negative one.
September 2, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Positive sentiment does not mean your research is necessarily good, nor does negative sentiment mean your research is trash. Both positive and negative sentiment can be found on Wakefield's retracted Lancet article on MMR and vaccines for example. LOL at the negative one.