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A fun system would be: you 'have to' peer review publicly a (part of a) paper (at least) when you cite it in your paper. So that often cited paper get a lot of
by somethingsome 3y ago
A fun system would be: you 'have to' peer review publicly a (part of a) paper (at least) when you cite it in your paper.
So that often cited paper get a lot of different (small) public reviews that can be curated from time to time, obscure papers get at least one review justifying why it's relevant to cite them in the new work.
Some could argue that this is too much work added to the writing process.. But.. At the same time.. Shouldn't we read the papers we cite? Why not automatically write a small review of it? It has not to be huge, only the justification on why we (can) use it in our work.
- roflmaostc 3y agoYeah, such a system would be great. A bit like Google Scholar. Papers are indexed and you can access the references easily. And you would be able to comment and review certain lines. Everyone could add notes that certain equations are wrong, etc. In best case authors would engage in the discussion too. But obviously this won't work because some papers are behind paywalls :/