New feature suggestion. Given an entry in my library, I would like to add to it (as I would add a note) a link to another entry in my library or someone else's entry. Keeping track of cross-references might be useful to a lot of people, given the ubiquitous nature of references in academic papers. For some people, this feature can track down where an idea or experimental detail originates, or how it has propagated through published papers.
Hi all, I noticed that when CiteULike's arXiv plugin processes an eprint that has several versions, the date fields (YEAR, MONTH, DAY) are set according to the latest version. Is this behaviour intended? I would expect the date to be set to the earliest version. Example: <http://arXiv/abs/math.GT0403033>, which is originally posted on Mar 25, 2004, with version 2 uploaded by the authors to arXiv yesterday, has been dated Jul 06, 2005 by CiteULike (see <http://www.citeulike.org/user/ansobol/article/248894>). Best, Andrei
Hi, First I'd like to say that I very much like the citeulike service. Apart from some ideas/suggestions I already mailed to camster (I'll copy the relevant parts below), I have one strong desire: in each overview (library), as well as in the RSS feeds, there is no citation information in the description of papers unless it is a paper from a journal. I'd appreciate it very much if, when the journal field is empty, the booktitle field, and year and pages, will be given instead. In this way conference papers will also have some citation information in the overviews. Thanks a lot! Mathijs PS: I've some other ideas for future development of your site (some of which you may already have planned for... sorry I didn't check that): - BibTeX export gives bibtex-keys that directly refer to citeulike id's. I'd like an automatic generation of 1stAuthorYear tags like "Weerdt04" or 1stAuthorYear+titlewords as Citeseer does. - I'd really like to extend the (advanced) Searching/Browsing/Viewing of articles with some more options: e.g. select on: * set of users * my rating (e.g. "might read" or higher) and order on: * recency (added) * date (published)(Continue reading)
CALL FOR PAPERS =============== S E M A N T I C N E T W O R K A N A L Y S I S Workshop at the 4th International Semantic Web Conference Monday, Nov 7, 2005, Galway, Ireland http://www.kde.cs.uni-kassel.de/ws/sna2005 DEADLINE EXTENSION ================== Upon request from potential participants, the deadline for submission of papers has been extended until Friday, July 15, 2005 Submission ========== We invite papers that report on completed or current work related to the topics of this workshop. Submissions are to be emailed in Postscript or Adobe PDF format to Bettina Hoser (bettina.hoser at em.uni-karlsruhe.de) no later than July 5, 2005. Papers should be formatted according to the official formatting guidelines of the ISWC'05 main conference (LNCS). Page limit is set to a maximum of 6 for short papers, and 14 for full papers.(Continue reading)
Havent had a chance to play with this - looks interesting (although its doing a similar job to citeulike) http://www.molspaces.com/d_cb2bib-overview.php " The cb2Bib is a tool for rapidly extracting unformatted, or unstandardized biblographic references from email alerts, journal Web pages, and PDF files." --
The university currently hosting CiteULike is having some network issues, which mean that the site is currently inaccessible. The bad news is that the particular switch which seems to have failed isn't officially supported at the weekend. I've contacted the chap responsible for it to see if there's anything we can do, but there's the real risk that it might not be available until 9am UK time tomorrow. The good news is that I now have a co-located server at the Redbus data centre in Docklands, London. They've got proper redundant network infrastructure, its own generator, and promises of an availability of a percentage vanishingly close to 100%. I'm going to be moving the server there as soon as I've ported some of the Mac OS X specific parts to Linux - certainly within the next two weeks. I anticipate this should be possible with only minimal downtime. Richard.
On 10 Jul 2005, at 14:50, Richard Cameron wrote: > > The university currently hosting CiteULike is having some network > issues, which mean that the site is currently inaccessible. > > boo! > The bad news is that the particular switch which seems to have > failed isn't officially supported at the weekend. I've contacted > the chap responsible for it to see if there's anything we can do, > but there's the real risk that it might not be available until 9am > UK time tomorrow. > > yay! > The good news is that I now have a co-located server at the Redbus > data centre in Docklands, London. They've got proper redundant > network infrastructure, its own generator, and promises of an > availability of a percentage vanishingly close to 100%. I'm going > to be moving the server there as soon as I've ported some of the > Mac OS X specific parts to Linux - certainly within the next two > weeks. I anticipate this should be possible with only minimal > downtime. > >(Continue reading)
I have 2 comments/requests about tagging: 1) Would it be possible to rename a particular tag and have it apply to all the articles so tagged? For example, take every article tagged "X" and change the tag to "Y"? 2) Would it be possible to tag multiple articles with the same tag all at once? It seems like an easy way to do this would be to have a toggle box and check off several articles to perform an action on, much like in an email inbox. Thank you! We love your site so far, and look forward to using it a lot more in the future once we get settled into it. ____________________________________________________ Sell on Yahoo! Auctions no fees. Bid on great items. http://auctions.yahoo.com/
Is there any way that, when searching my own library, the search results could be displayed in the same way that it would appear if I simply selected one tag to look at? I would like to be able to see all of the articles and all of their tags/authors/titles at once, rather than the LiveSearch thing. Thank you so much! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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