Nothing like in Europe

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Not just disciplinary differences. I am constantly seeing commentary from top 1% researchers (eg well funded at top universities) that can’t seem to fathom the needs and circumstances of the other 99%

I am not convinced that “infrastructure” per se is a problem in the industry. Things like data governance or regional asymmetry in peer review seem bigger problems at the moment

“Homepages”

I have! Loved the sequel. It is shaping up to be a fantastic series.

Second this

This wins the internet today

Your outtie thinks you’ll like the new displays

Vouchers do not even benefit families who send their kids to private schools as when the voucher program goes into effect the schools just raise tuition by the amount of the voucher. I speak from lived experience.

We are just curmudgeons. But also we were mostly channeling not our view but the likely view of indexers like WoS. If eLife created a separate preprint service (eLife Preprint) and only moved papers over to the journal once officially accepted, that would likely solve it. But I can't speak for WoS

I would pay good money for those tix

This is not about Zoom school or the pandemic. My son was just last week reading a book about the Trojan war that he brought home from school. He is in first grade.

That is a lot of pressure on one scientific journal

That is great Chris. I had not realized that ORCIDs Trust Markers were this far along

A shame that the universal ID system that the industry came up with (ORCID) has not (as far as I am aware) shown any serious interest in identity verification