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Mr. Gunn
Article-Level Metrics at PLoS (presentation to NISO) « everyONE – the PLoS ONE community blog - http://everyone.plos.org/2009...
May 27, 2009
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Frank, joergkurtwegner, John Dupuis and 8 other people liked this
Re-sharing, because I think it's awesome.
- Mr. Gunn
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Indeed it is awesome. I do wish there were views and downloads included in the metrics though.
- Bill Hooker
so people don't decide what to read based on title, topic, keywords, abstract... just the journal name? (i get journal name first then browse then use above to decide what to read.... but not go from jnl name to read, surely, or phys rev D would kill you! -- but that's a minor point
- Christina Pikas
@Peter -- yay! @Christina -- yep, in biomed sci, everyone I know (unless they're also here on FF) triages a ref list by journal name -- if they know/like the journal they might read the article, otherwise they assume it's crap. Ridiculous.
- Bill Hooker
Bill: I don't doubt what you're saying--and that may be a bigger obstacle to OA than even PRISM and the disinformation efforts of the big publishers.
- Walt Crawford
My $0.02. One of the many interesting parts covered in this xlnt webinar is that "PLoS ONE is actually scheduled/expected to publish as many as 4,700 articles this year alone which should make it potentially the largest Journal in the world by (the) number of research articles."
- Graham Steel
I love metrics, thanks for sharing !
- joergkurtwegner