This #ReceptioGate article is interesting because it considers wider issues for scholars, research, and academia: https://thecritic.co.uk/receptiogate-and-the-absolute-state-of-academia/
#ReceptioGate and the (absolute) state of academia | Charlotte Gauthier | The Critic Magazine

Forget the Christmas panto — the most hilariously bizarre show in town this holiday season has got to be #ReceptioGate. Our story begins with Peter Kidd, a researcher specialising in medieval…

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“Those who are the most skilled at playing the system are often not the ones who do the best and most important research, simply because historical research and system-gaming are two difficult-to-master and usually non-overlapping skill sets. Even in the normal, non-fraudulent course of events, applying for competitive grants takes huge amounts of time and effort that could be much better spent on innovative scholarship than on form-filling.”
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@mssprovenance wow I missed the “hostage video”. The story that keeps on giving 🍿 🍿

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I was just made aware of all of this yesterday at work. It's been absolutely fascinating and frustrating to read. Plagiarism is one of the fundamental issues you learn to avoid in basic comp classes, and the willful execution of it baffles the mind.

@mssprovenance Just last month a faculty member at a university in Barcelona shared her tenure dossier with me, and I shared mine with her. The professor was fascinated that my dossier included so much description.
@LaurieBridges Not working for a university myself, I don't know what tenure dossiers contain. What do you conclude from the difference between hers and yours?
@mssprovenance My university tries to assess impact in ways that go beyond traditional metrics. So, I can include non-peer reviewed articles, but must include descriptions of impact (Made up Example: This article was downloaded 200 times, has been used in course syllabi at the University of Washington, and has been cited 88 times). She can only include the name of the peer-reviewed article and its impact factor. Nothing else matters.