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What do you mean "domain specific"? Personal subscription is also available. And of the popular online reference managers, I don't think open source by itself c
by leemailll 8y ago
What do you mean "domain specific"? Personal subscription is also available. And of the popular online reference managers, I don't think open source by itself certify anything related to the core functions of a reference manager. In my opinion, the really established open source ref manager is BibTeX, however, its user base is quite limited even inside academy to specific fields.
- black_puppydog 8y agoWikipedia on f1000 workspace: > It includes a Word plug-in, from which you're able to directly search PubMed [...] That sounds like it's at least focusing on medicine as a field (and generally fields in which Word documents are an acceptable means of dissemination...) Regarding open source: Being open source is certainly not core to the functionality of a reference manager. But it does protect you from exactly the kind of behaviour shown by Mendeley here. So recommending a "solution" for the situation that has exactly the same drawback as the Mendeley (i.e. vendor lock-in) is short-sighted in the extreme.