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There’s a larger problem here beyond careerization that is going unsaid. People are using these metrics as an assessment of their self worth. I’ve had top resea
by mehulashah 1y ago
There’s a larger problem here beyond careerization that is going unsaid. People are using these metrics as an assessment of their self worth. I’ve had top researchers point out that such and such publication was accepted in the industrial track vs research track, and how important it was to keep that flag in the bibliographical data, even well after publication in a top conference. Most papers research or industrial stay in obscurity. The truly novel ones will catch like wildfire. The metricization of research and academic standing is the underlying culprit.
- mitthrowaway2 1y ago> The truly novel ones will catch like wildfire. This doesn't always happen; there are many historical examples where the first publication of an idea or technology goes unnoticed, often for many years, until someone better-positioned re-invents the same thing.