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A new service designed to allow readers and researchers to comment on the appropriateness, quality, and type of citations made in the literature made its debut at the HighWire Press Publishers Meeting yesterday.

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SocialCiteSocialCiteBecause not all citations arecreated equal.

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Quantity vs. Quality

More citations across the literature 2.6% inflation rate

More references per paper From 8.4 in 1970 to 34.63 in 2005, and growing

Less monitoring of the quality of citations Quality is multidimensional

No network tool across citations

Impact factor remains a blunt instrument in the networked era

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Untapped Potential

Citations point to evidence, bolster arguments

Citation lists represent a firm intellectual footprint left by the researchers

Citations can influence reader behaviorRhetorical power can be significant

Citations are now linkable in the network age

ORCID, CrossRef, and other tools make it possible to reconcile citations to authors, journals, and papers

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Judging Citation Quality

Does the citation exist?

Does the context of the citation match the conclusions of the cited work?

Is the cited work itself of high quality?

Is the citation itself an act of criticism of the cited work?

Does the cited work actually provide evidence itself? Or is it just a middleman, and therefore needs to be viewed differently?

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Lewiecki EM, Miller PD, McClung MR, et al. Two-year treatment with denosumab (AMG 162) in a randomized phase 2 study of postmenopausal women with low BMD. J Distal Research 2007;22:1832-1841. [CrossRef][Web of Science][Medline] SocialCite: Appropriate Citation? Yes No Strong Evidence? Yes No

 

Two Clicks = Lots of DataCiting Journal: Journal of Proximal Research

Citing Journal

Cited Journal

Authors

Authors High-Quality Material

Appropriate Citation

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Data May Indicate . . .

J Proximal Res publishes research that cites high-quality material

The J Distal Res publishes high-quality material

J Proximal Res cites this paper appropriately

This J Distal Res paper is cited appropriately

Author “JPR-1” cites high-quality material

Author “JDR-1” publishes high-quality material

Author “JPR-1” cites appropriately

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Critiques Cited Work Cites EvidenceCites AssertionsCites MethodsCites Authority

Lewiecki EM, Miller PD, McClung MR, et al. Two-year treatment with denosumab (AMG 162) in a randomized phase 2 study of postmenopausal women with low BMD. J Distal Research 2007;22:1832-1841. [CrossRef][Web of Science][Medline] SocialCite: Appropriate Citation? Yes No Strong Evidence? Yes No Add More

 

Citing Journal: Journal of Proximal Research

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Data May Indicate . . . The J Distal Res paper is a methods paper

Possibly more useful, weight citation accordingly

This citation in J Proximal Res is critical of the paper being cited Not captured by current impact factor

This J Distal Res paper is being cited by its author Self-citation may limit its value or legitimacy

Author “JPR-1” self-cites

J Proximal Res contains one critical citation

J Distal Res paper is being criticized

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Inferring Journal Practices

Does the journal cite higher-quality information than average?

Are the citations more appropriate than average?

Does the journal contain more critical citations than average?

Does the journal contain more citations to review articles than average?

Does the journal contain more citations to methods than average?

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Inferring Author Practices

Does the author typically cite high-quality information?

Does the author cite appropriately?

Does the author produce more critical citations than average?

Are the author’s articles themselves viewed as high-quality citable sources?

Are the author’s articles themselves cited appropriately more often than average?

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Simple Interface (Currently missing “Add More” due to programmer work)

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Easy Injection of Technology Based on DOIs and Javascript

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Potential Value for Many Stakeholders

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Incentivizing Usage of SocialCite

Testing with researchers and editors showed that citations are part of the normal intellectual workflow, and that citations are being evaluated continually and within context

Providing a way to quickly express their judgment of citations was very enticing to these intellectuals

Providing a personal citation dashboard with preliminary citation and journal quality data, in real-time, would also incentivize usage

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Preventing “Gaming” of Data

Individual dashboard for users reduces likelihood of “gaming” the data

Tying individual usage to individual benefit makes password sharing less likelyAlso makes it easier to identify fraudulent accounts

Occasional user identity challenges are built into the systemDesigned to build trust without breaking flow

First dashboard coming soon!

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Network Effect Is Critical

Each journal, author, citation needs data points from multiple appearances in multiple settings

Aggregated and analyzed data should allow for inferences and reporting

Possibility for editorial pre-flight reviewing tools as well

Free install and free usage by individuals both keys to driving data collection and long-term value

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Business Model

Publishers – Participation is free, paid access to reports and reporting tools

Platforms – Free inclusion of the code and free access to customization toolbox

Individuals – Free access to a personal dashboard, paid access to reports and deeper reporting tools

Organizations and institutions – Paid access to reports and reporting tools

Editorial systems – Small fee per journal for utilization of data via APIs

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Next Steps

Create registration system and dashboard for individuals

Identify charter platform and publishers

Begin gathering and analyzing data

Publish any interesting findings

Begin integration with manuscript processing systems

Generate metrics and reports

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Current Status

Technology being evaluated at HighWire Press

Potential publishing partners being approached

Possible launch in 2014

Interested in adding SocialCite? Contact SocialCite at [email protected]

Follow us @socialcite on Twitter

Review the value proposition at social-cite.org

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SocialCiteSocialCiteBecause not all citations arecreated equal.