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  • constantAmateur
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 1

    sciteit

    Hi everyone,

    I'm posting this here because I suspect that there are a lot of professional scientists and others involved with academia and I'd like to get your feedback (and hopefully convince a few of you that the following is a good idea).

    I've made a new website, http://sciteit.com, for sharing, commenting on and ranking academic work and related material. There are a couple of people already using it for bioinformatics http://sciteit.com/r/bioinformatics. I've written my reasons for doing it/why I think it's a good idea here if you're interested. http://dobby.dyndns.biz/constantamat...ucing-sciteit/. I think it's a worthwhile idea (see previous link), but it will only work if people use it.

    Anyway, please check it out if you have the time. Suggestions and feedback are particularly encouraged, particularly on how to get the idea out there as widely as possible.

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