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Good news, chatgpt has not cracked the code of Mom Facebook groups, and has no idea what “for Al Gore” or “for the Al Gore Rhythm” means.

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Good news, chatgpt has not cracked the code of Mom Facebook groups, and has no idea what “for Al Gore” or “for the Al Gore Rhythm” means.

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@Colarusso @icymi_law one of my favorite things about this place is all the innovation, and yes I love this account, thank you!

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@Colarusso @icymi_law one of my favorite things about this place is all the innovation, and yes I love this account, thank you!

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@Colarusso @icymi_law lol, I almost even asked “like @icymi_law but maybe more general” Are other people doing these too? How do I find them?

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@Colarusso @icymi_law lol, I almost even asked “like @icymi_law but maybe more general” Are other people doing these too? How do I find them?

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Anyone have any favorite news aggregators on here, now that more journalists are joining?

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Anyone have any favorite news aggregators on here, now that more journalists are joining?

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@mmlarthur @philipncohen @academicchatter @familyresearch oh here is a free tool @Colarusso built! (Yes I asked my followers..) https://mastodon.social/@Colarusso/109 532605317560220

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@mmlarthur @philipncohen @academicchatter @familyresearch oh here is a free tool @Colarusso built! (Yes I asked my followers..) https://mastodon.social/@Colarusso/109 532605317560220

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Libraryland - is there a tool that will find all the cited academic articles in a paper and give you links to them? Maybe it runs it through Google scholar or something, or hooks up to Zotero/endnote somehow? I’m thinking something like the brief analyzers in legal (although we don’t have to deal with differing database access as much as most academic fields). Closest I’ve seen is analyzers like this jstor one https://www. jstor.org/analyze/, where you can upload a doc and find similar articles.

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Libraryland - is there a tool that will find all the cited academic articles in a paper and give you links to them? Maybe it runs it through Google scholar or something, or hooks up to Zotero/endnote somehow? I’m thinking something like the brief analyzers in legal (although we don’t have to deal with differing database access as much as most academic fields). Closest I’ve seen is analyzers like this jstor one https://www. jstor.org/analyze/, where you can upload a doc and find similar articles.

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@mmlarthur @philipncohen @academicchatter @familyresearch I’ve not seen a single real citation so far, all hallucinated. They look good though! (Also, I’ve seen a few products in the legal field that can recognize citations and link to them; all pricey though, and not totally reliable. I’m sure academic tools will get there if they’re not already there. This tool from jstor does something similar, not quite it though. https://www. jstor.org/analyze/)

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@mmlarthur @philipncohen @academicchatter @familyresearch I’ve not seen a single real citation so far, all hallucinated. They look good though! (Also, I’ve seen a few products in the legal field that can recognize citations and link to them; all pricey though, and not totally reliable. I’m sure academic tools will get there if they’re not already there. This tool from jstor does something similar, not quite it though. https://www. jstor.org/analyze/)

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Wait, Dog Man is a cop??? So disappointed that this series I just expected to be annoying is also copaganda.

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Wait, Dog Man is a cop??? So disappointed that this series I just expected to be annoying is also copaganda.

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Is #FollowFriday a thing here? Here are some @lawlibrarians (and adjacent) accounts to follow on Mastodon! Who else should I follow? #lawlibrarians or otherwise?

@lawlibber
@bespacific
@mgfemenia
@SarahLamdan
@JenniferChapman
@kateboud
@Courtneyselby
@drakealyson

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Is #FollowFriday a thing here? Here are some @lawlibrarians (and adjacent) accounts to follow on Mastodon! Who else should I follow? #lawlibrarians or otherwise?

@lawlibber
@bespacific
@mgfemenia
@SarahLamdan
@JenniferChapman
@kateboud
@Courtneyselby
@drakealyson

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Hey #librarians - how do you look approachable at the reference desk, while also working on something? Is this just an impossible contradiction? #lawlibrarians @lawlibrarians

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Hey #librarians - how do you look approachable at the reference desk, while also working on something? Is this just an impossible contradiction? #lawlibrarians @lawlibrarians

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@kekoziar I’m not sure. Interestingly, I was just looking at some of the National scholarly impact rankings that get pulled together for law faculty and they don’t seem to include court citations. Maybe it depends on the person compiling/requesting the info.

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@kekoziar I’m not sure. Interestingly, I was just looking at some of the National scholarly impact rankings that get pulled together for law faculty and they don’t seem to include court citations. Maybe it depends on the person compiling/requesting the info.

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USLaw; InfoWars and Aryan Nations getting comeuppance

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@toxtethogrady @ConnorMoran @andrew @krisnelson @law the cool thing about bankruptcy is the trustee can claw that all back!

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@toxtethogrady @ConnorMoran @andrew @krisnelson @law the cool thing about bankruptcy is the trustee can claw that all back!