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I didn't mean to come across as berating, but rather as suggesting a better way to link. I hoped that 'request' and 'please' would set the proper tone, but am
by JadeNB 5y ago
I didn't mean to come across as berating, but rather as suggesting a better way to link. I hoped that 'request' and 'please' would set the proper tone, but am certainly open to better ways of wording it. I meant 'always' to indicate that I specifically wasn't just complaining pointlessly about the present case, but rather talking about future links; but I can see how it came across like the scolding 'always' as in a phrase "you always do this."
- balnaphone 5y agoThe PDF contains the abstract right at the top, along with full attribution, and often uses less bandwidth. In most browsers, selecting the title and first author then right-clicking "search" allows a user to find related material on the open web. My personal preference is the PDF link. Your request was perfectly polite, I was simply wondering what your rationale was for it.