For Approval: Academic Citing License
Marius Amado Alves
amado.alves at netcabo.pt
Tue Sep 28 07:16:56 UTC 2004
Johannes Kaiser wrote:
> On 27 Sep 2004, at 15:42, Stephen C. North wrote:
>
>> Dictating what other researchers write or cite in their
>> own publications seems like an indirect form of wanting
>> to be "paid" (by means of recognition that would not
>> otherwise have been given). Doesn't the contributor of
>> the software believe that the work is strong enough to
>> stand on its own merits?
>
> I had not expected an attack on my professional qualities in this list...
You can expect everything on this list :-)
>> It's the job of referees to
>> point out when authors have failed to cite the most relevant
>> work. Why tamper with the normal process?
>
> Because I know cases where the normal process failed to ensure proper
> credits for the code's author. Maybe ATT is (still) a scientific heaven;
> environmental sciences certainly are not and I have not got a permanent
> position to relax on.
I also know cases. First hand. In the computer science area.
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