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    Notes on slide 1

    Most publications are atomic PDFs

    Open Access simply removes barriers to accessing these closed objects

    Data linking

    My Elsevier Challenge entry (http://iphylo.org/~rpage/challenge/ )

    All the same thing

    Data citation with PageRank scores

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/bastique/639784702/ by bastique

    History flow visualisation, after Jeff Atwood’s animated GIF

    Afrotheria

    EOL is like Wikipedia, but not. This difference may prove it’s downfall.

    For the species in Wikipedia I asked what web site comes top of the Google search for that name. Wikipedia dominates the search ranking. There really is only one game in town.

    If Wikipedia is the only game in town for making basic scientific knowledge broadly available, how do scientists engage with it?

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    Sloan Foundation talk - Presentation Transcript

    1. Three things I think about
    2. Publication
    3. Credit
    4. Wikis
    5.  
    6. Open Access
    7. Open Access Barrier
    8. Data objects
    9. Q: Can we re-imagine the scientific article?
    10. demo
    11. Citation linking
    12.  
    13. Q: Can we have citation metrics for data?
    14. Q: Can scientists get credit for data?
    15. Wikis
    16. Q: Should scientists make wikis?
    17. Q: How do we assign credit for composite works?
    18. Versions 1 2 3 4 History flow
    19. Afrotheria
    20. EOL
    21.  
    22. Q: How do scientists engage with Wikipedia?

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