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The question protocol: how to make sure every form field is necessary

Caroline Jarrett 25 March 2021 7 June 2010

What is a question protocol? A question protocol is a tool for finding out which form fields are required. It lists: every question you ask who within your organisation uses the answers to each question what they use them forContinue reading… The question protocol: how to make sure every form field is necessary

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Jonathan Jackson, PhD@egaly·

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Take a deep breath and read a thorough (and damning) account of plagiarism. It is heartbreaking to see how much labor Dr. Crocker put in simply to be acknowledged, and is a devastating reminder of how often minoritized and marginalized scientists simply aren't permitted to exist. https://twitter.com/cricketcrocker/status/1450867748570009602

Katherine Crocker PhD supports #BLM@cricketcrocker

This thread is the best I can do in terms of publicly shared timeline of my colleagues' plagiarism of me, and my private and then official efforts to have that repaired in a way that benefitted everyone involved.🧵

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Katherine Crocker PhD supports #BLM @cricketcrocker·

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I recommend that you not write about us (and definitely don't write about your *feelings* about us)--instead, read our work. Teach our work.

Then bring our work into your own by citing our impacts on your thinking.

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Katherine Crocker PhD supports #BLM @cricketcrocker·

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So what do I recommend?

To nonBlack and nonIndigenous people, I recommend getting your information about global Indigenous peoples and knowledges from us.

From what we share.

Not what you can take. Not from what you can get away with taking.

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Heather Burns @WebDevLaw·

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Today's blog post: in which I explain why this government is leaning in so heavily to blaming social media, and advancing the Online Safety Bill, in response to last week's murder.
https://webdevlaw.uk/2021/10/20/the-greatest-lesson-the-conservatives-learned-from-tech/

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Anne Scheel @annemscheel·

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Sci tweeps young & less young, I’m curious (comments appreciated!):

First question is for those with a career in academia (ECRs, yours is in the next tweet):
Do you have a career-making paper (i.e. one that made your career)?
If yes, what makes it career-making?

Please RT!

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