TODO: a list of all papers I've cited, w/ context of citation.
Have people seen anything like that?
@danielsgriffin maybe from Scite?
@kdnyhan Thanks! Scite probably comes the closest to what I'm thinking, but the inverse. I guess I'm more wondering if anyone else shares a 'concordance' of works-cited. For example: you can go to my website and see my papers, but what if you could also see a works-cited page where you can look at who I've referenced and how across all my papers.
I thought of this while working on a research statement. It seems to perhaps provide more traceability and transparency, for past work at least.
@danielsgriffin I generated a list of which journals have been cited, in the last year, by authors from the school where I work. That was pretty easy - but switching to the q which *authors* have been cited, or adding in the "how" part, would present difficulties.
@danielsgriffin I may use this to prepare a kind of annual report for the school:
- You have been citing (and, I assume, reading) these journals
- X of them, our library pays for you to access through subscriptions
- Y of them are OA journals which our library financially supports via read-and-publish agreements
- Z of them are subscription journals whose content you can get for free within 24 hours, by interlibrary loan
- you're welcome 
@danielsgriffin but sorting the journals into those categories - I'm not sure how to do that efficiently, and there's a very long tail....