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Re: prediction: exponential increase in citations to open access articles
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- Subject: Re: prediction: exponential increase in citations to open access articles
- From: Fred.Jenkins@notes.udayton.edu
- Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 11:16:21 EDT
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While convenenience and accessibility are important, one would think the most important thing in judging an article is its content, not whether all of the citations are "clickable." As for the citations, they should cover relevant literature based on its value and importance for the article, not its format. Sloth is always with us, but it should not be allowed to pass for good scholarship. Fred W. Jenkins, Ph.D. Head of Collection Management & Professor University of Dayton Library Roesch Library 105F 300 College Park Dayton, OH 45469-1360 (937) 229-4272 (937) 229-4590 (fax)
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