Notices by The research fairy 😷 🧚‍♂️ 🌈 (bgcarlisle@scholar.social), page 22

Okay so if you haven't closed your registrations, I'mma assume that your instance is full of accounts like this

@emsenn @greyor Well, they should get on a better instance then

I'm gonna save my instance a bunch of headaches and abuse and silence them

So has anyone had a good experience with any user from social dot privacytools dot io? Ever?

Because my finger is dangling over the ban button

@giltay Will check it out later!

Psychology prof: Having "object permanence" means, of course, understanding that things continue to exist even when we do not perceive them. This is a very basic foundation of everyone's experience, and don't worry, I'm sure no one here lacks it.

Audience for lecture: *Laughs*

The omnicient god and creator of the universe: *Chuckles nervously*

@Cyborgneticz Bring a bingo sheet:

🍍 Sex
🍍 Drugs
🍍 Rock 'n Roll
🍍 Extremely specific career goal
🍍 Money
🍍 Jesus

@Cyborgneticz What the fuck is that pig.

I'm so sorry :/

@Cyborgneticz Haha yeah that's a roll of the dice there

@Cyborgneticz Is this an undergrad class?

@dmw Hi, don't feel pressured, but it's common for new users to write a Public post tagged #introductions with your academic background, research interests, or whatever you feel comfortable sharing, so we can get to know you a bit :)

Pet peeve: cancer trial reports that say they have a descriptive primary endpoint (e.g. "the primary objective was to determine the objective response rate") but then make inferential conclusions (e.g. "this drug is active in this population") without specifying their decisions threshold

A "don't show me posts that have non-described images in it" filter, so I'm not tempted to boost them

@gendertreyf Interesting ... worth looking into

@hagen_oskar Congrats on your publication! 🎉

@hagen_oskar Depending on the journal's policies, you may be able to deposit the pre-journal-typeset version of the paper in a preprint server

Many journals (that I've seen at least) allow this

@carlcolglazier I love Zotero :zotero:

It's great for screening large sets of published documents for systematic reviews

You can get it to show you all the metadata while you read through titles and abstracts, and you can even set it up so that the 1 and 2 keys mark them for inclusion and inclusion

It's great :)