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Just checked whether Davd Perlmutter has a #GoogleScholar profile. He does not. But he discovered unaccusativity and this seems to be acknowledged more in recent times. Maybe Pullum's rant about citation etiquette had some effect after all.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4047595

Just checked whether Davd Perlmutter has a #GoogleScholar profile. He does not. But he discovered unaccusativity and this seems to be acknowledged more in recent times. Maybe Pullum's rant about citation etiquette had some effect after all.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4047595

Just checked whether Davd Perlmutter has a #GoogleScholar profile. He does not. But he discovered unaccusativity and this seems to be acknowledged more in recent times. Maybe Pullum's rant about citation etiquette had some effect after all.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4047595

Just checked whether Davd Perlmutter has a #GoogleScholar profile. He does not. But he discovered unaccusativity and this seems to be acknowledged more in recent times. Maybe Pullum's rant about citation etiquette had some effect after all.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4047595

Just checked whether Davd Perlmutter has a #GoogleScholar profile. He does not. But he discovered unaccusativity and this seems to be acknowledged more in recent times. Maybe Pullum's rant about citation etiquette had some effect after all.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/4047595

Y'all I think I found a way to get rid of chatbot fields / popups in online scientific journal pages (or elsewhere)!
many journals now have them, something like "have questions? ask our ~bot~ I mean, AI Companion"

If you have the extension u Block Origin Lite: "create a custom filter" and select the offending popup / field / image; I think it prevents the associated code from executing?! It seems to work for similar pages once you've done it for one page!?

AND it also works in #GoogleScholar to remove the "quick read" thing they just added next to each paper! 🙌 😊

(This works for me on Vivaldi)
#NoGenAI #NoGenAITips #AcademicChatter

Y'all I think I found a way to get rid of chatbot fields / popups in online scientific journal pages (or elsewhere)!
many journals now have them, something like "have questions? ask our ~bot~ I mean, AI Companion"

If you have the extension u Block Origin Lite: "create a custom filter" and select the offending popup / field / image; I think it prevents the associated code from executing?! It seems to work for similar pages once you've done it for one page!?

AND it also works in #GoogleScholar to remove the "quick read" thing they just added next to each paper! 🙌 😊

(This works for me on Vivaldi)
#NoGenAI #NoGenAITips #AcademicChatter

Y'all I think I found a way to get rid of chatbot fields / popups in online scientific journal pages (or elsewhere)!
many journals now have them, something like "have questions? ask our ~bot~ I mean, AI Companion"

If you have the extension u Block Origin Lite: "create a custom filter" and select the offending popup / field / image; I think it prevents the associated code from executing?! It seems to work for similar pages once you've done it for one page!?

AND it also works in #GoogleScholar to remove the "quick read" thing they just added next to each paper! 🙌 😊

(This works for me on Vivaldi)
#NoGenAI #NoGenAITips #AcademicChatter

Y'all I think I found a way to get rid of chatbot fields / popups in online scientific journal pages (or elsewhere)!
many journals now have them, something like "have questions? ask our ~bot~ I mean, AI Companion"

If you have the extension u Block Origin Lite: "create a custom filter" and select the offending popup / field / image; I think it prevents the associated code from executing?! It seems to work for similar pages once you've done it for one page!?

AND it also works in #GoogleScholar to remove the "quick read" thing they just added next to each paper! 🙌 😊

(This works for me on Vivaldi)
#NoGenAI #NoGenAITips #AcademicChatter

Y'all I think I found a way to get rid of chatbot fields / popups in online scientific journal pages (or elsewhere)!
many journals now have them, something like "have questions? ask our ~bot~ I mean, AI Companion"

If you have the extension u Block Origin Lite: "create a custom filter" and select the offending popup / field / image; I think it prevents the associated code from executing?! It seems to work for similar pages once you've done it for one page!?

AND it also works in #GoogleScholar to remove the "quick read" thing they just added next to each paper! 🙌 😊

(This works for me on Vivaldi)
#NoGenAI #NoGenAITips #AcademicChatter

Kirsten the Librarian: The Big List of Google Scholar Alternatives (and the Big Librarian Existential Crisis). “I started writing this in summer of last year, intending it to be a nice little list of tools that would be handy if Google Scholar disappeared or got substantially worse, as a follow up to my LSE Impact blog post.[1] The more I wrote the more I realised that I needed to caveat all my […]