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It's not so much the infrastructure, it's the stamp of approval that publishing in a peer-reviewed journal gives your work. Work you post on a blog wouldn't be
by takluyver 14y ago
It's not so much the infrastructure, it's the stamp of approval that publishing in a peer-reviewed journal gives your work. Work you post on a blog wouldn't be seen as serious scientific output.
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- czr80 14y agoSorry, infrastructure was a poor word choice. I mean the whole journals system, and so yes, the brand and signalling value, the network of relationships and cultural norms that make peer review work, and so on.