Mastodawn

I'm excited to share my first solo-authored, peer-reviewed publication out in "KULA" today! My article is on citational justice and GenAI.

https://doi.org/10.18357/kula.310

This piece was written Jan-Mar 2025 and then further refined in the fall of 2025.

Writing on GenAI naturally invites currency concerns, but I think the piece's principles still apply in 2026.

#generativeAI #GenAI #citationaljustice #hallucination #fabrication

Probabilistic Obliteration and Formulaic Fabrication: Citational (In)justice in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence | KULA: Knowledge Creation, Dissemination, and Preservation Studies

Ellis C. A. Arcwolf (Author)Jan 2

Citing others' works in FFXIV is always important to avoid plagiarism and to respect the contributions of your scholarly peers. 😜

(I am feeling a little better today than two days ago. Thank you all so much for that. 💙😻)

#FFXIV #FF14 #FinalFantasyXIV #FFXIVRP #FFXIVWriting #Eorzea #Sharlayan #MareLamentarium #ScholarlyCommunication #OpenAccess #DemocratizeKnowledge #Aetherometry #BibliographicStyle #CitationalJustice #WorldBuilding #DiegeticWriting #Loporrits #Urianger #Yshtola #Dreamingway

Bridget Stirling Aug 23, 2023

It is wild when you see utterly unapologetic #academic #colonial extraction in action by authors who call their work #decolonial. #colonialextraction #citationaljustice

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Marie VC, PhD Jun 8, 2023

"We also practise citational justice, a process that ensures gender parity and increased citations of authors of colour and of non-academics. We find ways to cite oral histories, plus community members and knowledge holders who don’t publish journal articles, by looking for citation formats that allow us to do so."
(@maxliboiron)

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-01878-1

#MaxLiboiron #CitationalJustice

@academicchatter

What it means to practise values-based research

Environmental scientist Max Liboiron ties principles of humility and accountability to research that respects people and their relationship with the land.

Mark Dingemanse May 9, 2023

Clarivate's Web of Science —for-profit purveyor of scholarly status— offers a "geographic citation map" showing the distribution of citations of a researcher's work. In the interest of citational justice, I would be much more interested in being able to generate the reverse: the geographic diversity of the research cited *by* a researcher

See this on #citationaljustice: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-00793-1

The rise of citational justice: how scholars are making references fairer

An emerging movement aims to push researchers to pay more heed to inequities in scholarly citations.