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I actually did that on purpose, and then immediately commented on the submission with a link to a page that contains the paper and supplemental data. The reaso
by mikevm 12y ago
I actually did that on purpose, and then immediately commented on the submission with a link to a page that contains the paper and supplemental data.
The reason I preferred to post the press release was simply because it explains the significance of the study and gives a little history, something that might not be obvious if I simply linked to the paper directly.
Unfortunately, my comment wasn't seen by many :-(. It would've been nice if one could post some supplementary text when submitting a link.
- dang 12y agoYou did the right thing. We generally prefer the best popular article on a paper, with a link to the paper in comments. This case was unusual because the subject was controversial, the thread ballooned quickly, and the link to the paper got lost.