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I think for an open letter to be more credible, the signatories should list their title and position. Like the open letter from mathematicians and scientists ht
by temp8964 5y ago
I think for an open letter to be more credible, the signatories should list their title and position. Like the open letter from mathematicians and scientists https://www.independent.org/news/article.asp?id=13658 https://www.independent.org/news/article.asp?id=13658
Just put a university after your name means nothing. Do I need to search each of your name to know whether you are a scholar in the related field, or just simply a student studying in the university?
- sackofmugs 5y agoAbsolutely, the point of listing a university is to show status and expertise. No one is going to listen to a bunch of people whose main accomplishment is getting accepted into Cornell and San Diego State. The prestige of those institutions come from the professors, doctors, scientists, researchers, who are pushing the state of the art, not the students doing homework.
- thawSeh6s2p 5y agoDoes it invalidate the content if they're one but not the other? Why does it matter if they're professors, researchers or students? It's not like they're making profound statements or putting forward some bold crazy theory, they're asking for FB's internal stats to be validated published so it can be used for research.