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RE: Steem could transform scientific research culture - making research free, fun, legal and profitable!

in #steem7 years ago

I could see the benefit of having a Steem front for something like that.

Steemit would not be the site to do it on, but possibly requiring steemit accounts and linking them to an outside site like @dlive does. This linking would be for posting purposes and possibly "upvoting" the publish in some way that wouldn't push the most popular papers to the top/front page of the site.

This would allow a vetting process of some sort to make sure each paper is how it should be and then move on from there...

And since it will be linked to steemit, why not allow the abstract or something similar to be posted on steemit after it is first published on the site?

Say you submit a paper that passes the vetting process and is going to get posted on the publishing site. Once it gets published, your steemit account then posts the abstract or whatever onto steemit with a link to your published paper.

Sorry if this seems like rambling, I'm having a hard time properly explaining what's in my head in regards to this issue.

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