#academicwriting — Public Fediverse posts
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Maria Popova: "Imagine describing Russia’s domestic moral decay and its aggression against Ukraine as a “conservative turn”. I understand the desire to avoid hyperbole in academic writing but we also need to avoid ridiculous inaccurate euphemisms. They normalize and whitewash what russia is doing."
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Maria Popova: "Imagine describing Russia’s domestic moral decay and its aggression against Ukraine as a “conservative turn”. I understand the desire to avoid hyperbole in academic writing but we also need to avoid ridiculous inaccurate euphemisms. They normalize and whitewash what russia is doing."
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Maria Popova: "Imagine describing Russia’s domestic moral decay and its aggression against Ukraine as a “conservative turn”. I understand the desire to avoid hyperbole in academic writing but we also need to avoid ridiculous inaccurate euphemisms. They normalize and whitewash what russia is doing."
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Maria Popova: "Imagine describing Russia’s domestic moral decay and its aggression against Ukraine as a “conservative turn”. I understand the desire to avoid hyperbole in academic writing but we also need to avoid ridiculous inaccurate euphemisms. They normalize and whitewash what russia is doing."
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Maria Popova: "Imagine describing Russia’s domestic moral decay and its aggression against Ukraine as a “conservative turn”. I understand the desire to avoid hyperbole in academic writing but we also need to avoid ridiculous inaccurate euphemisms. They normalize and whitewash what russia is doing."
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Ok, so writing *is* happening. Not the way I usually spend the last week of my summer vacation, but perhaps I'll finally get this damn article out of my head…
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The reporting guideline for #SysReviews of outcome measurement instruments offers great resources to support the planning and write-up of such reviews
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11136-024-03634-yWe invited response letters to support the discussion, the first 3 are published here:
3) https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11136-024-03732-x
4) Response by the PRISMA-COSMIN team
https://rdcu.be/dNuz3More letters to come, stay tuned!