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You've probably not heard of the RCR, or the relative citation ratio, that the NIH has instituted in recent years then? Anyways, by citation rings I mean more
by ramraj07 7y ago
You've probably not heard of the RCR, or the relative citation ratio, that the NIH has instituted in recent years then?
Anyways, by citation rings I mean more than about the h-index or just the citation counts. It also includes cliquey things such as who cites who, who's a friendly reviewer and who's not, how do you continue to keep publishing in a way that makes you look like the expert more than finding out the truth, etc. But seems like you're an expert who knows better so I'll leave this conversation here.
- rumanator 7y agoJust drop it. If you actually had any experience in academia you'd be aware that citation counts matter zero beyond vanity. What matters is if you are able to get published on reference journals, and in some cases in a pre-approved list of publications. That's it. Just give it a rest.