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Yes, absolutely. It's how we cross distances and learn more about each other. It's how we become more than the sum of our parts.
by areoform 5y ago
Yes, absolutely. It's how we cross distances and learn more about each other. It's how we become more than the sum of our parts.
- ineedasername 5y agoThere are many thousands of universities. They can't all be familiar. Those that most consistently produce quality research (or have the best PR) will be well known. Getting there? That's a bit of a chicken or the egg problem: Media outlets aren't going to want to bog down a headline with unrecognizable names-- fewer clicks. Arguably worse for the research too since. When it is noticed, it will be linked better to the University, but it won't be noticed as much because of a title that isn't SEO friendly or doesn't grab attention as well.
- postingposts 5y agoThere are thousands of sodas, and you know what Coca-Cola is.
- OJFord 5y agoAnd I'm familiar with many universities in my own country as well as a handful of the most prominent ones abroad, so..?
- postingposts 5y agoI think we’re in agreement, haha.
- ineedasername 5y agoI don't think that contradicts what I wrote-- it's an example of it.