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- @MikeTaylor those cost money, especially when they are *that* bad :-) \cc @Protohedgehog 2 days ago
- @MikeTaylor you are forgetting the crappy web interfaces we are forced to use & the useless staff publisher employs \cc @Protohedgehog 2 days ago
- When is the Best Man giving his speech? ;-) RT @joshua_ulrich: A full house at #rfinance! http://t.co/WgnR1zGrmL 2 days ago
- MT @jessicablois: Apparently #rstats 'competes w. private sector', mentioning it means govt coauthor needs to insert disclaimer [to paper]. 2 days ago
- .@jessicablois What is the disclaimer they need to add? 2 days ago
- @jessicablois In what sense does R compete & in what sense is it not "private sector"? It is certainly *not* a "public" sector product. Odd 2 days ago
- RT @MikeTaylor: @wisealic @Protohedgehog Right, but why are unproofread, untypeset manuscripts a threat to publishers' value-added product … 2 days ago
- .@wisealic One would have thought that was a given, seeing author paid all your costs!? \cc @MikeTaylor @TomReller @Stephen_Curry @herrison 2 days ago
- @DistribEcology Ta! Will check it out. There's too much on the block bootstrap in general online to wade through. Need help focussing. 2 days ago
- Anyone have any ideas on applicability of block bootstrap for unevenly sampled time series data? stats.stackexchange.com/q/59323/1390 2 days ago
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Tag Archives: Copyright
Elsevier on Open Access part 1
In the past few days I’ve come across two advertorials (articles or editorials if I’m being generous) from Elsevier in the context of newsletters sent to editors and authors. Here I consider the one sent to editors that Ross Mounce (@rossmounce) … Continue reading
