CiteULike and Anthrosource are Friends
I don’t exactly know where I found the time to do this, and something else, like my child or my career, will no doubt suffer, but here it is: you can now Cite What U Like at CiteULike from Anthrosource. Thanks to Alex, Kerim and Bob Offer-Westort for help in putting it together. ( Oh, and Richard Cameron, of CiteULike, of course, who helped clarify obscurities involving whitespace. Which in some departments might get him a PhD
So, try it out, my folksonomic researching fiends.
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Lies. Dastardly lies.
This is pretty much Chris’ and Kerim’s baby. I wrote two e-mails about things I was going to do, but didn’t even get started before the project was complete.
Way to go, Messrs. Kelty and Friedman! Thank you.
And I should make it clear that Chris did all the hard work. I’ve been testing it out and it works great! Thanks Chris!
I can vouch that Chris in fact did all of the work. This doesn’t mean that I shouldn’t get all the credit, though… ;)
Seriously though, thanks for making this happen, Chris!
Congrats guys. I have no idea what any of you are talking about ’cause I don’t know nothin’ about this fancy shmancy techy stuff, but congrats anyway. Maybe I’ll thank you someday when I actually figure out how to use all that stuff.
Same here nancy, anybody wanna give a little more indepth demonstration of how one would use this and why? Bsides what has been posted here already? Just saying…
Stay tuned. I was actually planning a how-to post! For starters, please take a look at my folksonomy article.
Chris, like you weren’t a good enough thesis advisor. Now you go ahead and make millions of anthropods lives easier. iIfeel like reviving the techo-utopian literature just because of this new widget. ok perhaps i should not go that far, but thanks, this is super-duper :-)
biella
That’s great, thanks for the hard work!