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* [[Attention]] data on reading: taking eg. zotero and converting that to a post stream or something | * [[Attention]] data on reading: taking eg. zotero and converting that to a post stream or something | ||
One of the common norms that have developed on academic social media (Twitter/Mastodon) is announcement/summary threads of one’s paper. | |||
<nowiki>https://hci.social/web/@Mor/109309396530932422</nowiki> | |||
(others of interest: job market announcements, taking PhD announcements) | |||
Imagine if you could create for yourself a unique, short, readable identifier for a paper, and add that in your post thread about your paper announcement. | |||
Possible syntax: | |||
@mor:crisis-informatics //user namespace | |||
<nowiki>#</nowiki>cscw22:crisis-informatics //conference namespace | |||
Things you could do as a result: | |||
- put all your different paper threads on your webpage and associated with each paper | |||
- collect all the paper announcements for a conference | |||
- people could reference your identifier in their conversations, and a bot could post the paper announcement thread as a reply (<nowiki>https://hci.social/web/@lewischuang/109331737391363720</nowiki>) | |||
- you could collect all discussion around your paper in a separate place, or a bot could post pingbacks on the original paper announcement thread | |||
[[Category:Conversation]] | [[Category:Conversation]] | ||