on 2/15/00 Antonella Pavese wrote:
> I have been following the discussion of the September98 forum with
> great interest for quite a while, and I am trying hard, as a young
> scientist, to work in a way that can sustain your initiative. My
> papers are on your Cogprint server. I discuss with my co
on Fri, 25 Feb 2000 Jim Till wrote:
> My thanks to my colleague Peter Singer for his provocative article in
> CMAJ, and for pointing me toward this forum.
>
> It's still far from clear (at least, to me!) why members of the physics
> research community seem, in general, to be more comfortable wit
- Original Message -
From: Jim Till
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Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 2:57 PM
Subject: Re: Medical journals are dead. Long live medical journals
> My thanks to my colleague Peter Singer for his provocative article in
> CMAJ, and for pointing me toward this forum.
>
> It's still far fr
Jim Till writes:
It's still far from clear (at least, to me!) why members of the physics
research community seem, in general, to be more comfortable with eprints
than are (as yet?) many members of the biomedical research community.
That is an excellent question that has been puzzlin
