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Consider also the value of SciHub that you have received already: It has made the authoring of Review papers much easier, and probably improved their quality si
by buboard 7y ago
Consider also the value of SciHub that you have received already: It has made the authoring of Review papers much easier, and probably improved their quality since you can parse hundreds of papers faster. No longer do I have to worry if the publisher's site is accessible from home, if their website is not down, if i'm gonna have to click 10 links to get the pdf etc etc. A click of a bookmark and PDF is downloaded. Literature reviews are already hard as it is (with articles being pdf and unhyperlinkable), paywalls just made it double as hard.
- rectang 7y ago> (with articles being pdf and unhyperlinkable) I'm not sure to what extent this helps, but it's at least possible to hyperlink to an individual page in a PDF. https://isotropic.org/papers/chicken.pdf#page=2 https://isotropic.org/papers/chicken.pdf#page=2
- buboard 7y agounfortunately, bibliography , which is the most important kind of link is almost never hyperlinked.
- petschge 7y agoAn increasing number of papers in my field have the DOI the cited paper as a hyperlink to dx.doi.org which will redirect to the publisher website. Note that this is often done without optical hints (text in black not blue, no underline) so it can be hard to miss.