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<p><span dir="auto"><span class="autocomment">Discord: </span> new section</span></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Discord ==<br /> <br /> {{Message<br /> |Author=sneakers-the-rat<br /> |Avatar=https://cdn.discordapp.com/avatars/305044217393053697/2970b22bd769d0cd0ee1de79be500e85.png?size=1024<br /> |Date Sent=22-11-14 04:10:29<br /> |Channel=general<br /> |Text=I've got a question that seems appropriate for this group, if anyone is interested in sticking around in this discord :). <br /> <br /> So I spend a decent amount of time talking to [[Librarians]] [[Libraries]], and it always strikes me that they are a group of people with a ton of training and experience specifically in synthesis-like work but seem often stymied by their tools, often for lack of resources. I should have asked earlier, are there any other libraries-adjacent people in this chat?<br /> <br /> Here's a question for whoever is interested: what would you do (what tools, what would your workflow look like) for [[Manual Curation]] of thousands of papers from structured queries across multiple databases, with curation criteria that include<br /> a) reasonably specific/computable **minimum standards** (peer-reviewed, word count, etc.) and<br /> b) **topic standards** that are a series of keywords, but rely on someone doing manual curation to be able to recognize an intuitive n-depth similarity to the specific keywords<br /> |Link=https://discord.com/channels/1029514961782849607/1041005559954022471/1041565762546053190<br /> }}</div>

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