Good question! The lowest rate by far are those publications where field can't be assigned (meaning the metadata is particularly poor anyway--probably without even an abstract available). Chemistry, Physical Sciences, and Engineering are rocking the ORCID, while the humanities are all lagging. -2024

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The excellent Mark Steel, on "voter apathy" (from Vive la Revolution: A Stand-up History of the French Revolution).

This @theguardian.com subtitle seems contradictory... 70% occupancy for an inauguration seems low, no? Not exactly "pouring in"?

I didn't spend 30 years learning how to write for some computer to take all the thought and soul out of my word craft.

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Both seem essential at the moment

But among articles *with* an Altmetric Score (that is, we have found attention to that publication)... like citations, the median is much higher!

And because I can't stop myself... for articles which *have* been cited, the median number of citations increases dramatically!

For the Altmetric Attention Score (for the record, otherwise don't aggregate it!):
SELECT DISTINCT year, APPROX_QUANTILES(altmetric_score, 100 IGNORE NULLS)[OFFSET(50)] AS median_score
FROM `altmetric.data_restricted_internal.research_outputs`
WHERE internal_qa.output_type = "article"

SELECT year, APPROX_QUANTILES(citations_count, 100 RESPECT NULLS)[OFFSET(50)] AS median_citations
FROM `dimensions-ai.data_analytics.publications`
WHERE type = "article"
GROUP BY 1
ORDER BY year DESC