wikiresearch, to random
@wikiresearch@mastodon.social avatar

"The role of English Wikipedia in mediating East Asian historical disputes: the case of Balhae" https://t.co/lL3bkQEdH2 ( 💰but accessible via @WikiLibrary) https://t.co/lRLU6Odk9d https://t.co/MqkmdFpOxF

via https://twitter.com/WikiResearch/status/1790242807191650506

gombang, to random
@gombang@social.nancengka.com avatar

Israel’s prime minister does not know where to go

Not so long ago, Binyamin Netanyahu was eager to compare himself to Vladimir Putin. In an election campaign in 2019, his party, Likud, proudly paraded the Israeli prime minister in posters alongside Russia’s president and other strongmen. Now Mr Netanyahu is terrified he may join another club alongside Mr Putin: world leaders against whom the International Criminal Court (icc) in The Hague has issued arrest warrants for war crimes.

...

“We don’t know for certain if arrest warrants are imminent,” says one Israeli official. “What is certain is that Netanyahu thinks they are—and he’s in a panic.”

https://www.economist.com/middle-east-and-africa/2024/05/01/israels-prime-minister-does-not-know-where-to-go

bruces, to random
@bruces@mastodon.social avatar

"These emails — which I encourage you to look up — tell a dramatic story about how Google’s finance and advertising teams, led by Raghavan with the blessing of CEO Sundar Pichai, actively worked to make Google worse to make the company more money."

https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/

cy,
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petersuber, to random
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should be open (transparent, discoverable). "Any opaque corrective measures in journals whose papers could be cited may negatively impact the wider…literature and community."
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ejn.16330
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petersuber, to ukteachers
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

It turns out that #OpenAccess #electrocardiograms (#ECGs) work better for medical #education, and improve trainees' "subjective attitude toward ECG interpretation and their objective ability to interpret various abnormalities."
https://www.jem-journal.com/article/S0736-4679(23)00584-X/abstract
(#paywalled)

#OER

proactivepaul, to random
@proactivepaul@mastodon.social avatar

first they came for the journalists . . .

and then we don't know what happened . . .

report on Police in China

https://www.economist.com/china/2024/03/21/even-chinas-own-state-media-sometimes-resent-state-control

wikiresearch, to random
@wikiresearch@mastodon.social avatar

"Wikipedia and AI: Access, representation, and advocacy in the age of large language models", exploring the interplay between representation, accessibility, and LLMs on Wikipedia

https://t.co/ktz23WuuqF
@zachmcdowell

via https://twitter.com/WikiResearch/status/1770106416524632317

petersuber, to medical
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

Most of the best practices for sharing are not yet required by of research.
https://doi.org/10.1111/eci.14187
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"But how is it possible that large non-commercial funders in developed countries have committed to complying with only a minority of these best practices? How is it possible that signatories to the Joint Statement in 2017 have adopted only between 1 and 4 practices in 2022?"

petersuber, (edited ) to random
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

Watching with interest: "Backed by 250,000 Swiss francs, or roughly $285,000,… from the University of Bern, [a new program] will pay reviewers to root out mistakes in influential papers, beginning with a handful in . The more errors found, and the more severe they are, the more the sleuths stand to make."
https://www.chronicle.com/article/wanted-scientific-errors-cash-reward
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petersuber, (edited ) to worldwithoutus
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

I'm sure that "science can drive and unity in — as it does in the US and Europe." I support the and plan to launch a fund to advance these goals.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00510-0

This article about the plan doesn't mention the role that can play in accelerating progress. Is it part of the plan, tho unmentioned here? Or does the plan assume that science works as well as science to advance these goals?

gombang, to indonesia
@gombang@social.nancengka.com avatar

Indonesia: Perangkat Negara Siap Menangkan Pemilu untuk Jenderal Pembantai

English version here: Indonesia State Apparatus Is Preparing to Throw Election to a Notorious Massacre General

Prabowo tak berusaha menyangkal perannya dalam mengorkestrasi kerusuhan anti-Tionghoa. “Ada 128 kebakaran terjadi serempak,” katanyaOpens in a new tab, sambil terlihat bangga. “Ini operasi: terencana, dijalankan, terkendali.”

Upaya meredam protes gagal dan Soeharto pun tumbang. Kurang dari 70 jam setelah presiden baru menjabat, Prabowo melancarkan upaya kudeta yang kemudian gagal.

https://theintercept.com/2024/02/11/indonesia-prabowo-pemilu-jenderal-pembantai/

gombang,
@gombang@social.nancengka.com avatar

Dynastic politics are putting Indonesia's democratic achievements at risk

Questionable interventions and corruption setbacks to taint Jokowi's legacy

https://asia.nikkei.com/Opinion/Dynastic-politics-are-putting-Indonesia-s-democratic-achievements-at-risk

hl, to Spotify
@hl@social.lol avatar

So is ending the one actually interesting feature that it's podcasting service had, and that's the ability to talk about music and then play the whole song, and was a really great feature: https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/9/24067910/spotify-podcast-riverside-music-talk

Wonder if like BandSplain will be able to continue: https://www.theringer.com/bandsplain-podcast

petersuber, to Law
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

matter for and public policy, not just for science.

"Papers used by judge to justify abortion pill suspension retracted"
https://retractionwatch.com/2024/02/06/papers-used-by-judge-to-justify-abortion-pill-suspension-retracted/

petersuber, (edited )
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

Update. In case you see arguments that the retractions were politically motivated, here's the science behind them.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00556-0
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proactivepaul, to random
@proactivepaul@mastodon.social avatar
tallship, to foss

If Substack is perfect for your needs then use that. Your problem with substack prolly isn't who else uses it, but rather, that you yourself are calling a proprietary, privacy disrespecting deprecated monolithic silo a "Perfect solution".

Instead of doing what's right, and for the right reasons, you eschew dogfooding on #FOSS when you should be championing it, and call a professional data mining haven perfect, when it is anything but.

Well, you're already on the Fediverse, so you should know better, but I'll dispense with the lecture now and point out a few good FOSS solutions that are Fediverse powered (and one that isn't, but still rocks as a publishing platform) for you:

  • Option #1, #WriteFreely, which you can find over at its git repo under https://gitHub.com/writefreely/writefreely.
  • Option #2, deploy yourself a #WordPress site, Then install the #ActivityPub plugin - the latest release publishes into the Fediverse and allows any Fediverse account to reply/comment threads natively - like I'm responding now. It also allows anyone on the Internet to join the discussions as well. WordPress has many options for subscriber lists, Etc., as well as #paywalled #digital_downloads, if you like.
  • Option #3, #Mitra is a Fediverse publishing platform that currently supports paid subscriptions for Authors: https://mitra.fediverse.observer/list - pick one that has open registrations or self-host yourself, like all of the other solutions here :)
  • If you're really talking about maintaining subscribers lists, but especially Having a subscriber list and building it up, then most ignorant folks would recommend HubSpot - but they would be wrong, because you can get the same powerful inbound marketing solution / #CRM, only better, for #FREE (That's a bare minimum savings of over $500/month)!!! So install #Mautic and let it do what it does, which you can get here: https://www.mautic.org/download/source-code and then after that, use it in conjunction with the following FOSS application that was tailor made for exactly what you're asking for...
  • #Ghost is FOSS, and in conjunction with an inbound marketing platform like Mautic is the perfect dynamic duo - like Batman and Robin. But even better, is that I'm going to point you towards a #HowTo that is an actual cookbook #tutorial written by someone expressing the same lamentations as yourself, and here's the exact solution they've provided for you:

https://www.readonlymemo.com/substack-to-ghost-migration-guide-in-2024-setting-up-mailgun-and-cloudflare/

By the way, your Mautic server also integrates directly with #MailGun (or Sendgrid, SendinBlue, SparkPost, etc.) to complete your transactional email system that will tell you when each and every recipient received, viewed (and or how long) your emails, as well as how many times they looked at those emails, with a bunch of other tools as well.

I hope that helps, and I'm very glad that you came to your senses about not using a privacy disrespecting, proprietary closed source solution like Substack - besides, registering your own domain name would have hidden the fact that you were using substack anyway, so it's about YOU doing the right thing the right way. Please choose your software in the future based upon the freedoms and ethics it offers in serving you and your customers. There's evil people everywhere, and the smart ones are using FOSS too - not substack.

#tallship #publishing #subscriptions #inbound_marketing h/t to @marathon for boosting your post so it had much greater visibility across the Fediverse.

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RT: https://kolektiva.social/users/Audr3y/statuses/111858776974817210

petersuber, to academia
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

"Following the controlled demolition of Al-Israa University, Israeli army footage of which was widely shared on social media, every single higher education institution in is believed to have either been destroyed or severely damaged since the invasion began."
https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/academia-gaza-has-been-destroyed-israeli-educide
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petersuber, (edited ) to random
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

Another research genre worth sharing (beyond articles, books, dissertations, datasets, protocols, and so on): strings and search strategies.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02763869.2024.2286856
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is an "where librarians and researchers can share searches created for literature reviews. To support findability and , searchRxiv issues a for every unique search posted and adds indexing to the entry."

petersuber, to random
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

New study: When the journal, Neuropsychopharmacology, studied its own articles (a mix of , , , and non-OA or ), it found that "easily accessible article content is most often cited by readers, but that the higher of tier publishing may not guarantee increased scholarly or social impact."
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41386-024-01796-4

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wdlindsy, to DadBin
@wdlindsy@toad.social avatar

"15 G.O.P. governors shut out food aid for 8 million children. Congress approved a Biden administration initiative to feed poor children during the summer. But 15 states led by Republican governors opted out."

~ David W. Chen

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/12/us/school-lunches-assistance-republicans.html

cy,
@cy@fedicy.us.to avatar

Here's a better link on the issue that's not (I think)

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/05/03/1173535647/schools-ended-universal-free-lunch-now-meal-debt-is-soaring

They keep trying to find a more euphemistic way of saying "school lunch debt."

petersuber, (edited ) to random
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

The New England Journal of Medicine () just endorsed the policy from the .
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp2308792
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This is only news because in 2016 it editorialized against open data, referring to supporters of data sharing and reuse as "research parasites".
https://www.biopharmadive.com/news/nejm-editor-drazen-hit-with-big-backlash-over-research-parasites-comments/412784/

Forbes has a story on the NEJM reversal. The link is dead but here's a copy from the Wayback Machine.
https://web.archive.org/web/20240101133515/https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevensalzberg/2024/01/01/nejm-reverses-itself-on-research-parasites-as-nih-beefs-up-data-sharing-rules/?sh=7e7c77bd25c6

GrrlScientist, to nature
@GrrlScientist@mstdn.science avatar

is this some sort of joke?

🧪 💰

petersuber, to Medicine
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

New study: "Within 3-5 years from their publication, two-thirds of published in the top medical journals lifted the for sharing that they had stated in their original data sharing statements. This shift toward greater openness is a positive development."
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2813597
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realTuckFrumper, to random
@realTuckFrumper@mastodon.social avatar
rexi,
@rexi@mastodon.social avatar

@realTuckFrumper

please save everyone the grief and quit posting crap without saying it is.

landley, to random
@landley@mstdn.jp avatar

It would be nice if my various news sources provided actual analysis of this sort of thing:

https://newsie.social/@Tendar/111602625110827020

The 12th round of EU sactions is a move in an ongoing chess match. Could I get someone knowledgeable to explain the economic state of play, what moves they're countering, what they hope to accomplish, likelihood of success...

I know Boomers are clutching their pearls about whether to vote for the nazi septuagenarian with dementia or the octagenarian, but it's not the ONLY story.

kkarhan,
@kkarhan@mstdn.social avatar

@landley Yeah, but that would mean someone would have to do some drab and boring and read a metric feckton of legalese jargon that amounts to few lines…

There's a reason why spechalist publishers like (as an Example from Germany and in German I know of) can charge triple digits per user, company and month for providing a clear and understandable summary and a longer analysis on how this impacts certain legal ebtities and companies in regards to &

petersuber, to random
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

Another article made it through peer review (at ) with the false claim that all journals charge .
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00381-023-05969-2

Reminder: Only a minority (≈ 31%) of OA journals charge APCs, even if a majority of articles pub'd in OA journals are in the APC-based variety.
https://fediscience.org/@petersuber/109344076065105780

petersuber,
@petersuber@fediscience.org avatar

Update. This letter makes the good point that even authors from the global north are frequently unable to pay .
https://www-nature-com.ezp-prod1.hul.harvard.edu/articles/d41586-024-00116-6
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Unfortunately it also repeats two common errors: (1) the false claim that all or most OA journals charge APCs and (2) the false claim that all paid APCs are paid by authors.

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