gold23

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   by gold23 8mo ago

   *expose the problem
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   by gold23 8mo ago

   Obviously a post on a startup's blog will be more editorialized than an academic paper. Still, this seems like an important discussion to have.
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   by gold23 8mo ago

   Nonetheless this investigation is important to anyone with a stronger desire to preserve intellectual honesty than disdain for a company trying to expand their offering.
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   by gold23 8mo ago

   It's not the equivalent of a typo. A typo would be immediately apparent to the reader. This is a semantic error that is much less likely to be caught by the reader.
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   by gold23 8mo ago

   Why don't you look at the actual article? There are several more egregious examples, e.g., the authors being cited as "John Smith and Jane Doe"