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John Mashey
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Semi-retired computer scientist, ancient UNIXer, "Big Data" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Mashey Last 20 years: chasing anti-science & disinformation, especially around climate or tobacco, helping defend scientists. Supporter of CSLDF, NCSE, CSI.
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I’d be delighted if there were a standard way to tag references, say: + credible , maybe relied on = neutral, or just mentioned in passing - not credible or outright wrong (I often skim references looking for known awful ones, but that can be misleading if the paper is critiquing them)

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RMelectricland.bsky.social

Consensus statements and systematic literature reviews usually have a form of this!

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SEsovietentropy.bsky.social

This would work great with another system where each sentence is tagged in some way with whether: 1. it is a direct quote of the source 2. it is a paraphrase of the source 3. it is a conclusion reached using the source as evidence 4. it is a conclusion reached from non-source sentences.

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John Mashey
@johnmashey.bsky.social
Semi-retired computer scientist, ancient UNIXer, "Big Data" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Mashey Last 20 years: chasing anti-science & disinformation, especially around climate or tobacco, helping defend scientists. Supporter of CSLDF, NCSE, CSI.
168 followers518 following298 posts