So I'm actually quite confused at the fact that Zotero is offered as a free alternative to EndNote, unless the EndNote that I've used is some weird dated inferior version. Two weeks later most of them were using it. Eventually I told some of my own students that I use Zotero and to give it a go even though we're not supposed to endorse other software. I tried it myself - one of the worst user experiences imaginable, and I could totally understand why even doing references by hand is preferable. It turns out the problem was EndNote all along. Nope, even with the tutorials there was almost no uptake. The university even ran tutorials to show them how to set it up, add citations, and export the references, thinking maybe the students didn't understand the value of bibliography management software. My university offers EndNote (plus Web of Science and the Clarivate stack) for free for students and many of them don't use it - they'd rather manually manage the bibliography in their Word documents. >Zotero can do anything EndNote can do, is Open Source, and with that won't drive your PI up the wall with yet another expense. Unless you need Apple Pages support, which Apple keeps to itself and only sells for mighty moolah to a select few, Zotero can do anything EndNote can do, is Open Source, and with that won't drive your PI up the wall with yet another expense. I tend to keep my notes on papers in Zotero, attached to the paper, but export them for filing in Obsidian (which I then feed into MkDocs for our work group's large repo). The latest beta also adds full Markdown export for Notes. That way I can click a button in my browser and have the citation ready in my LaTeX editor, Word, or Obsidian ( ) within seconds. In short, everything I save into a specific folder in my library gets exported as a. Mendeley went full on Evil, and Papers for Mac is Mac only, closed source, and missing dozens of functionalities that are absolutely a must have in academic writing and research.Īn absolute must have is BetterBibTex ( ), which adds better Citekey management and, my personal highlight, "export on add" functionality. We argue that content moderation is an insufficient frame to understand the regulation of harmful communities real change requires addressing the underlying cultural norms rather than focusing on individual pieces of content.Zotero is, if you're not in the market for a closed source silo like EndNote, the only game left in town. Our analysis suggests that the threat of prohibition alone is unlikely to be sufficient to drive cultural change in problematic subreddits. We examine discourse about moderation to better understand the role of moderation teams in maintaining and changing social norms in their communities and to examine the interaction between these norms and both sitewide and subreddit-specific rules. This paper aims to improve understanding about how problematic norms are contested in (partially-) decentralised systems of content moderation. In this paper, we focus on the interaction between formal rules and social norms in incel and related subreddits. After ongoing criticism and media attention about harmful behaviour of incels both on and off the platform, Reddit imposed escalating sanctions and ultimately banned the most visible of these subreddits over a period of several years. Incels-an internet subculture that ascribes to deeply misogynistic beliefs-grew in visibility when they developed subreddits on Reddit. As a platform that relies heavily on volunteer moderators to self-govern the subreddits (Matias 2016), Reddit has been criticised for failing to adequately enforce its site-wide rules (Gillespie 2018). The social news website Reddit has a long history of hosting communities (‘subreddits’) that advocate or encourage white supremacy (Gillespie 2018), disparagement of minority groups (Topinka 2017), and violence against women (Massanari 2017). Reddit, social norms, decentralised moderation, content moderation, incels Abstract
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