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Warnock's dilemma

Notes from the biomass: Warnock’s dilemma is a blog post on the discussion about lack of comments on scientific papers that are opened up for reader feedback online. Mr Warnock has a Wikipedia entry (which can be found via the Notes from the Biomass link) explaining why he thinks lack of comments does not (necessarily) indicate lack of interest.

Posted by Maxine Clarke on May 17, 2007
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