Stay tuned for our future patents on the first half of the alphabet, all prepositions, and the color red.
As this patent clearly shows, we invented online peer review. In 2012. (h/t @DVDGC13) eff.org/deeplinks/2016/08/st…
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Terms and Conditions at @FakeElsevier are updated, @raulpacheco @YourPaperSucks @Worse_Reviewer @RissaChem
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No free lollipop? @ElsevierConnect @FakeElsevier
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Here's a great video of Elsevier admitting why they can't tell you what they charge for uni bundles svpow.com/2013/12/20/elsevie… @FakeElsevier
You could draw copy of fig on your buttock w/ sharpie & post a photo. Explicitly allowed under our terms of service. xitter.cf/janhjensen/status/6481…
Elsevier wants $30 for use of Figure 10 in a blogpost! I guess another figure-less blogpost comming up dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.str.201… #sigh
New policy, based on the big data: free jar of deli dip/spread/topping w/ every author agreement #LetThemEatDip
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. @libraryradish Yes! Provided, of course, that the embargo period has passed and the creature lacks a command of human language.
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@FakeElsevier But only in unformatted, unedited badger-speech.
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@_moo_ @orangeaurochs @FakeElsevier perhaps you're still permitted to think really loudly about your thesis
Elsevier's new sharing policy allows you to share how much you love Elsevier's new sharing policy, provided love is not final typeset vers.
Elsevier's new sharing policy allows you to verbally explain your scholarly work to badgers and other woodland creatures. #ElsevierShares
It's not against Elsevier's new sharing policy to loudly say "OPEN ACCESS" while handing colleague an inferior, non-final version of a paper
. @freerange_inc So much bottle up anger! Who's "open access" now? #ElsevierFeels
It's not against Elsevier's sharing policy to print pre-typeset manuscript, roll up and place into the knot of a tree in a forgotten forest.
Wouldn't the world be a better place if you worried less about sharing academic papers, and worried a bit more about sharing your feelings?









